Tested positive for Adderall, never took it

[sketcher709 9]

No I do not mean the pain docs treat the patients as criminals. I mean everywhere else they go, once they say they are under management of a pain doc they often get put into pretty crappy situations.

When I had my rotator cuff surgery in the fall, the pain meds they gave me were not touching the pain and I asked for fentanyl. just knowing about fentanyl apparently makes them suspicious and I had a horrible experience because they treated me like a drug seeker and I had two horrible nights in the hospital without pain control for one of the most painful surgeries. Bypass surgery in November - I explained that morphine does not work for me, they started me on diluadid which gave me side effects, the next step was fentanyl pump no questions asked. Less than 24 hours later the pump was discontinued and I was sent home.

It is just pretty stinky that you can go for a drug test, get a false positive and then have to feel like you have done something wrong - when you haven't. It seems the go to position is to assume guilt until innocence is proven.

[Sharon1964 2,530]

@@sketcher709

I'm sorry you had that experience.

[JupiterinVirgo 846]

Are you drinking tap Water? You be shocked to discover how short the pipeline really is. People flush rx drugs all the time and tap water is not cleaned as well as we would all like to think, certainly not for stuff like that.