Given that there's not enough cash to properly fund schools that might help help educate youngsters against joining the growing new crop of substance-dependent Americans . . . Broke-ass Sunflower State officials fear offering EXPENSIVE treatment options as a drug crisis created by Big Pharma becomes an epidemic.
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Kansas Opioid Task Force Members Angered By Refusal To Discuss Medicaid Expansion
Several members of a task force formed by Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer to address the opioid crisis claim his refusal to consider Medicaid expansion undermines their work. State Sen. Barbara Bollier, a moderate Republican and retired physician from Mission Hills, called expansion and the increased federal funding it would trigger critical to implementing many of the recommendations being considered by the group.
Big Pharma didn't put a gun to these junkie's heads and force the shit into their bodies, so let's dispense with the bullshit. I was on a couple of opioids for a little over 6 months after 2 surgeries on my leg. First couple of days after I discontinued I didn't feel great but was fine after that.
ReplyDeleteIt is not the job of government to take my money give it to junkies, be it either in the form of welfare that enables them or to pay for the rehab that more often than not they don't want and usually doesn't work.