Author: NoAlibi
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2012 9:34 am
| hatmaker510 wrote: |
| Do you have to fill out the paperwork before you go in to see the doctor? If it was me, I would leave that part blank until I went it to see the doctor. THEN I would explain the situation to him, in person. And tell him why you didn’t put it on the paperwork. Be honest, ask him if he plans to contact your PO. I doubt it would be a problem though, I mean, you’re seeking TREATMENT. I don’t see how your PO could have a problem with that.
Good luck and let us know how it goes. |
It can vary state by state and even by diff POs, if I’m not mistaken.
I know from having friends from around the country that some POs allow methadone, some only allow Suboxone, some dont allow any maintenance. I am pretty sure the same thing goes for benzos and even prescription painkillers.
It’s pretty sickening that a nonmedical professional can have such a say!