#i dont rlly complain abt patients on here bc wmt customers. theyre rude and they dont realize and i cant tell them to piss off

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This is a post abt surviving suicide, read w caution

One thing they dont rlly talk abt in meds world is how you can try to die for realz from downing whatever your bottles of flexeril and klonopin had in them but if you do it across the country from where you end up working at a pharmacy again you can just.

Start getting those meds again sometimes. After carpal and cubital tunnel surgery i got painkillers and flexeril. Prescribers have since my od offered me klonopin. I think looking more like a white woman than anything else these drs have encountered has helped too, but seriously medical records and information do NOT get transferred as consistently or at a level as ppl seem to think

Also like for what it's worth, i DONT try to overdose anymore! Flexeril is mych more value to me if i take one pill when im super stiff before bed. It could screw up my job to od on an rx. It could screw up future access to medications. It could give me a health complication that makes my life all that much more difficult — and YEAH, i could die if i overdosed on the right thing. But ive tried it w tylenol way more times than w the prescription meds, and my liver seems to have just shrugged it off, so i take that as a sign that i cannot take pills my way out of this bitch of an earth

Anyway teah its crazy to me that my surgeon just offered more norco lmao like my workplace makes it sooo uncomfortable and theres this massive attitude in pharmacy that any med you could sell on the street never has a legit excuse for being dispensed