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Sorry, docs!! Get with the times. Handing out smack like it's candy is not good for public health. There have to be some safeguards for the public.

Anon. 9:09, you are the one who needs to "get with the times". Thus far no doctors outside the MSBML have endorsed the board's recomendations, and no other state in the country is considering the types of practices the board has proposed.

9:09. If for some unfortunate reason you find yourself in the ER with a severe and painful injury I am sure they will give you a bullet to bite on to ease your pain. Those sissies who want something for severe pain are just going tp have to learn to suck it up.

I could have sold the 12 they gave me last week for a Knee Strain for $60.00, I holding on to them, I am sure they will double in value as soon as these rules are implemented.

Ethics has never been your strong suit 10:40. The fact that you are here expressing an interest in breaking the law confirms it.

Well, down in the ole magnolia state, a doctor may be a "days ride" away to begin with. Maybe we can just bite down on a bullet or a good piece of leather in the vent of severe pain, maybe a shot of whiskey (between 10:00 and 8:00, Mon-Sat in "wet" locations)could also numb it up too. What do the ER docs and OB docs know about pain anyway? Looks like we have some real geniuses "fixing" this problem. Maybe the geniuses in the state legislature could get involved here and really "fix" this problem once and for all, tell me how that would end. It sure has been nice not being able to get any Sudafed.

1:14pm....you can get plenty of sudafed if you're a criminal or would like to become one. Wasn't that the intent of the law or just one of those unintended consequence things?

"I could have sold the 12 they gave me last week for a Knee Strain for $60.00."

Pussboy Alert! What the fuck did you go to the doctor for if all you had was a knee strain? Wait, don't tell us....you're wife put you in the back seat and drove you to a clinic so you could get an 'out of work' excuse slip.

The restrictions on sudafed are absurd. I buy them every time I travel out of state. I hope someone somewhere is tracking me too. When I'm finally able to make the move from clogged sinuses to full blown meth dealer they can track me down! Cause Lawd knows my stash of red pills will really give the cartel a run for their money.

If we can't get pain meds or benzos we will at least be able to fly our state flag with pride while sipping some shine. #lifeinlastplace

Dowdy, et al, will claim the prescription necessity for stuffy nose medicine cured the meth curse. Requiring the same doctors to prescribe for stuffy noses that they want to forbid from prescribing pain meds.

The meth curse disappeared because after law enforcement got its say on stuffy nose medicine, they stopped looking for the meth labs...

I've asked this before, as have others during this discourse, but I'll ask again: what can we laypeople do to have a say in this? Have I missed someone in-the-know answering this question? We can complain all day long but that doesn't really do anything What can we, as John/Jane Doe Citizen do to stop this knee-jerk idiotic empire-building madness?

This is the email that I received from the Board about this matter. It contains an email address and phone/fax numbers for anyone interested in contacting them.

The Board of Medical Licensure has filed a proposed rule amendment with the Secretary of State for review and comment. MSBML Administrative Code Part 2640 Chapter 1: Rules Pertaining to Prescribing, Administering and Dispensing of Medication has been updated to reflect changes as proposed by the Governor’s Opioid and Heroin Study Task Force and other guidelines previously published by the CDC. A copy of this proposed rule can be located on the Board’s website under “Regulation Filings”,

http://www.msbml.ms.gov/sites/default/files/Part%202640_Prescribing_Proposed_Filed.pdf. A copy is attached.

Questions and comments regarding the proposed rule may be submitted to mboard@msbml.ms.gov or to the address below.

Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure
1867 Crane Ridge Drive, Suite 200-B
Jackson, MS 39216

(601) 987-3079
(601) 987-4159 fax

www.msbml.ms.gov

I called and they sent me to the voicemail of one of the board examiners. To the unsure, an examiner is a pencil dick non medical wanna be cop who investigates doctors. Nice. Fuckers.

Thank you. That’s extremely helpful.