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Made copies of prescriptions. Should I avoid seeing Dr.?
OK so here is the deal. This specific doctor that I am seeing prescribed me two controlled subtances, oxycodone and Xanax, but his prescription papers are not the security paper that most doctor offices have, they were on regular computer paper. When I left there I figured why not stop at a store that has a professional laser printer/copy machine. So I did. I made four copies of each prescription and turned each two to four different pharmacies (only had my insurance pay for one of them so the other pharmacy doesn't tell me it's too early.)So they ended up going through but I just had to pay cash for the other ones. Each prescription had 3 refills and today I just went to all four pharmacies after insurance covered the one. So the others I paid in cash. I am kind of worried that if the doctor checks his Prescription Monitoring Program he will notice that I picked up 4 of each of his medications that he prescribed me? I am worried I can get in trouble if he ants to confront me about it. I know I'm dumb for doing it but it has worked for the past couple of doctors. Should I avoid the Dr or do you think he would call and let me know something is up if he noticed anything? Thanks so much!
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Ok my absolute apologies then. I was kind of hoping it was fake,but since it's not you're in the right place buddy. I didn't take the benzos but I was on the oxy for 11 years. 8 months of coming up on July 21st. Hardest thing I've ever done getting clean. But it wasn't fun living everyday counting pills and money so I didn't run out...which I always did anyway. If it's been a month then ya never know,maybe you got away with it....this time. But eventually this sh¡t will catch up with you and the payment will be your life or jail time. I hope this has scared you enough to try re-hab again maybe? Goodluck to you though man!!
So sorry to hear that - but at least you have had exposure to recovery. I truly hope you can hear peoples' concern for you. It is often so hard to understand peoples' caring when we are using.
I have been to detox/rehab and even 30 day inpatient rehab at Passages Malibu in California, those didn't turn out too well..
yo,
I saw your post, and sent a message. I really cannot say if legal troubles await you; but I really hope you can listen to the real concerns. You mentioned the doses - how long have you been on them? People are truly trying to let you know the real concern is your life. This scare could be the wake up call you need. Many people get worried about getting caught when it is your health that is really the concern.
I saw your post, and sent a message. I really cannot say if legal troubles await you; but I really hope you can listen to the real concerns. You mentioned the doses - how long have you been on them? People are truly trying to let you know the real concern is your life. This scare could be the wake up call you need. Many people get worried about getting caught when it is your health that is really the concern.
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NO, you aren't safe. You didn't "get away with it", and you ARE going to be accountable for your actions.
I say this from direct experience. It may take the detectives some time to get your case put together. But when they are ready, you are going to be contacted in person, and you won't be returning home that same day.
If I sound harsh, then that's because you need to understand the reality of what will eventually happen to you.
At some point, you're going to pay for your actions.
And this will always follow you around to EVERY doctor you see, every hospital you visit etc.
You will have a permanent red flag on your medical records that cannot be removed. Also, you will NEVER be prescribed anything stronger than an NSAID. Ever. That is, if you're lucky enough to have a doctor even willing to see you.
Your life will severely affected. Be prepared, cuz this is going to be very difficult.
The fact that you have a criminal history is going to have a major impact on your sentencing. The judge will be harsh and will not give you any leniency whatsoever.
Get a good lawyer because you're going to need it.
If I sound cold, it's for your own good. You need a wake-up call. And this one is going to suck for a very long time.