To: kattracks; All
Speaking only for myself, in a half-century of living, I've taken codeine for assorted broken bones, abcessed teeth, and a variety of other injuries, and the stuff just makes me feel slow and stupid.
You may recall that right before 9-11, the usual suspects in the Jackal Pack Press were trying to paint oxycontin as the new Demon Drug-- there were stories of crazed codeine-heads driving maniacally all night through trailer parks to get their fix.
I though it was a pile of garbage then, and still do.
9 posted on
10/02/2003 2:13:11 AM PDT by
backhoe
(Just an old Keyboard Cowboy, ridin' the trackball into the Sunset...)
To: backhoe
... and the stuff just makes me feel slow and stupid.That's right. My aunt had a pharmacist who kept re-filling a prescription for it... for over 20 years! It didn't make her stupid but she was slow motion in spades.
I'm just wondering who fu_k this Wilma Cline is.
38 posted on
10/02/2003 4:27:33 AM PDT by
johnny7
(“I HAVE A RIGHT TO DESTROY THIS FRIGGIN' COUNTRY!!” -Hillary Clinton)
To: backhoe
"You may recall that right before 9-11, the usual suspects in the Jackal Pack Press were trying to paint oxycontin as the new Demon Drug-- there were stories of crazed codeine-heads driving maniacally all night through trailer parks to get their fix. I though it was a pile of garbage then, and still do."I can just picture the codeine-heads driving maniacally all night through trailer parks.LOL
I have severe arthritis in my spine. I have taken Oxy for around 5 years. Taken as directed, it is a miracle pain relief drug. I would rather take one of these pills as compared to taking 8 Lor-tabs. Oxy's have made my life more normal. Without them I doubt very much I could function..I know I couldn't work.
Those abusing the drug give it a bad name.
68 posted on
10/02/2003 4:59:15 AM PDT by
auggy
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To: backhoe
I was cleaning out my medicine cabinet just yesterday and came across a bottle, perscribed in 1999 for hydrocodone. I never finished the perscription, I hated the way it made me feel -- dopey -- incoherent -- sleepy. The strongest medicine I take is Advil. Its hard to imagine someone like Rush taking such powerful medication and still having a radio show.
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