OxyContin and the Unsuspecting Patient

I happened across a copy of a transcript  from a round table  held May 5, 2009 from the FDA in regards to oxycontin and other painkiller that are prescribed.  Quite by accident I found the story of Ms. Tully who was relating her story of her experience with the drug.  She had at that time been a chronic pain patient for about 15 years.   Apparently per the transcript she relates how the pharmaceuticals previously defended their products by claiming that the problems reported were as a result of people who illegally took drugs off the street rather than taking their drugs as prescribed.  Ms. Tully states that she has never taken drugs that way.  She relates this is what the pharmaceuticals were claiming 8 or 9 years previous.  Ms. Tully relates her doctor prescribed “ridiculous amounts” of OxyContin for low back pain.

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She relates that she didn’t know what was happening to her, as she became addicted to the drug.  She felt her brain was fried.  She lost her job, and everything, she was losing her home.  So she started to study up and try to understand what had happened to her.

She was taking, at her Doctor’s prescriptions and directions 5 tablets in the morning and five in the afternoon and four before bed.  She was up to 280 milligrams of OxyContin with 10 Norco in between for her low back pain.  She relates that she trusted her Doctor.   She relates how she ended up addicted to the drug.  Twice she was in rehab to get over her addictions.  However, her doctors continued prescribing the drug to her.

Ms. Tully showed great courage by being at and talking at the FDS roundtable.  She doesn’t relate to what happened to her family over her addiction.  She does relate that this drug is highly addictive, and contrary to the pharmaceuticals she had never taken a drug in any manner other than instructed to by her doctor.

I found the story really sad.  Her Doctors would not listen to her.  The chairperson related that many Doctors are not well instructed in the use and prescription use of this drug.

Narconon1 300x168 OxyContin and the Unsuspecting PatientIf you find yourself in a situation like  Ms. Tully, perhaps you need a caring hand to help you out.  You can gain a lot of information on all kinds of different drugs on the Narconon website.  There are no waiting lists there if you wish to come in for rehab.  This rehab center uses natural means of building the body back up in terms of the vitamins and minerals that drugs strip out of the body.  They use a natural method of withdrawal as well that you are guided through.  Then you gain education that will give you life skills to help yourself so  you don’t get addicted again.

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Article by Dianne Gariepy

Dianne Gariepy is a mother of a large family, now grown, and grandmother of 9, soon to be 11 grandchildren. Dianne is very concerned about our food today. She would like to see GMOs stomped out completely and recommends organic food to everyone. The body needs food to eat and use as energy to repair itself, not something that is "roundup ready". She has much interest in drug rehabilitation that is done in a chemical free way, with natural supplements. Dianne is an award winning oil painter and has a following for her creations. She also is writing a book of short stories, is currently on story four of six. Her stories border upon fantasy and science fiction, although science was never her strong suit. She is known in the Edmonton area for her sense of humor, and is known to do the odd comedy routine at Church functions and group gatherings.
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