I'm not too worried, as I know what their rules are. I'll just be honest with 'em. Sometimes, they will find traces of other drugs in my system. That's not going to change. If they want it to change, they can fuck off and I'll find an alternative solution. I'll take their contract and bring it to my lawyer and we'll amend said contract and I'll sign it.
I probably don't have to go to pain management unless I want to make it less expensive. I don't really care about the price, as I'm not even paying for it myself. Run those bills up to the millions, I give no shits. I still haven't signed off, or even considered an offer, from the insurance company. I don't need their payout. They can just keep on covering my medical costs.
i get max amount able be prescribed for non terminal illness for $140/month then medicaid pays to fill em for free
I don't know if Maine has a 'max' amount? I know they've offered to increase my dosage, and have increased it while also changing it to the time release formula.
They ask me about the pain, pretty much every time I have contact with them. It may be because I have an entire team that works with me? I don't really know. For all I know, it may be because I am well insured and able to afford 'better' care? Like I said, I don't really know. I don't have anything to compare it to.
cannot say as i not live there bit probably due to fact technically you are still in acute type care and pain management os for the post acute long term type treatment
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