Stop promoting addiction !!

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The governors – from Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut – argue that the prescription painkiller should be yanked because of an “epidemic” of opioid addiction that is spreading through their states.

The request, which was conveyed in an Aug. 28 letter to HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell, reflects ongoing concern that the abuse and misuse of opioid painkillers is fueling not only a spate of addiction and crime, but is also serving as a bridge to a growing heroin trade.
 






OK, and so what will you treat patients with who break a femur or have a failing back? maybe a crushed vertebrae? or hip replaced?

aspirin? boiled birch bark? acetaminophen? copper bracelets, magnets, liquor?

We hope if your bring a simple absolute solution, like 'ban all pain killers', that you also bring a solution to the problems your solution might create.

Go ahead Hotshot, we are listening.