Reply #42: Just Had The Most Wonderful Phone conversation with my Primary Care Doctor. Wish I could tell it all [View All]

[Wiley50]

here but, it's much too public. Suffice to say that I was told I didn't have to worry about urine drug screens from now at least until I finish the therapy and probably as long as he's my doctor. I had asked if he had to turn in positive results to anyone and be forced to discharge me as a patient. His answer: " No, my records are my records and they are completely private and the results are between us only. Boy, having your primary care doctor do your pain management is MUCH BETTER than having to go to a Tennessee Pain Clinic!

I had left word for him to call me ( he ALWAYS does) to tell him that 3 doses of Cipro, Lots of liquids and some helping clear my catheter by greasing it with antibiotic ointment. holding it firmly as high as possible so it doesn't pull out completely and with the other hand pinch it as high as possible between my thumbnail and forefinger and slowly sliding it all the way to the bag, pushing the sediment ahead of it into the bag where lots of liquids flush it on out. I have been doing that several times a day and the urine in the tube is almost clear.

I was so happy, I smoked my last bowl ( just ordinary everyday but fairly good bud.

Now all I need is a six month source of med grade bud at a price I can afford. It's harvest season so it shouldn't be too hard. (Hint Hint)

Thanks for all of your kind words these last few days. I was scared out of my mind.