Called My Lawyer

[Captdon]

It doesn't bother me if you choose to get high on prescription medicines from 10 different doctors and then blow your brains out.
In Canada, it's far more difficult to do that so you can stick to your way of life and I'll stick to mine.
I know which one of us has the opportunity of a longer, healhier life.

I know who the off topic idiot is, though.

[Captdon]

Thanks for your impression.

Three years means nothing if you have to live it in Canada.

[Beevee]

I know who the off topic idiot is, though.

Then you aren't disappointed.
Award yourself a worthless tin star.

[Beevee]

Three years means nothing if you have to live it in Canada.

I have a choice. Who would take you?

[stjames1_53]

What does that mean?

he was encouraging me to commit suicide...................

[Beevee]

he was encouraging me to commit suicide...................

I certainly was not. You intervened by replying to my response to another poster which was a generalisation.

If I wanted to make it personal, you would know it.

[Peter1469]

It doesn't bother me if you choose to get high on prescription medicines from 10 different doctors and then blow your brains out.
In Canada, it's far more difficult to do that so you can stick to your way of life and I'll stick to mine.
I know which one of us has the opportunity of a longer, healhier life.

You can't do that in the states anymore.

[Beevee]

You can't do that in the states anymore.

Really? That's progress. Did Trump initiate it?

[Peter1469]

Really? That's progress. Did Trump initiate it?

I think it is a few years older than that. And they are state laws.

I think pharmacies are the ones who typically catch it- they have databases that they share, so a pharmacist can readily see if another doc also prescribed a certain drug to you.

[Dr. Who]

Who is my Brother in law I have prescription insurance, I have 90 mail order or I can go to a local pharmacy, for brevity, they keep screwing around with our medicine, I put them on auto refills, they take them off. I called them and asked why and they said the company decides what medicines are auto refill. I said first of all you took the 2 medicines my wife needs the most and takes daily every day off of auto refills and didnt notify us. She said the company makes the decision every 6 months at to whats added or taken off the list of auto refills.

I tried one more time, I asked by why would you take the most necessary medications off of auto refill, again thats the company that makes the decision.

I said she is running out of medicine she needs the order to be rush shipped, she said that will cost you 21.00 I said wait a sec you are going to charge me for rush shipping on medication that you took off auto refill without notifying me. She said yes im sorry, I said ok send it.


I called my brother in law and hes going to get some answers

That's what you get with insurance companies. Their job, literally, is to make you a non-claimant. If they take you off auto-refill, maybe you will just stop taking the medication. Some people do and then they die.