National Pain
Council
Current Projects
Crafting a Bill with Legislature's that provides guarantees to patient's that their prescription will be filled by their Pharmacist.
Suspend CDC Guidelines: AMA publicly declares they are harmful. Letter writing campaign to the president's office of opioid policy and director of the CDC with copies to legislators.
Restoration of Denied Opioid Pain Medication Treatment Plans (OPMTP)
This is our number one project. We need lots of expertise here: lawyers, planners, project managers, physicians, developing contents with associations....
Levels can be used by all individuals, but they are not accurate between individuals. A person may have a blood level of 50 and another person may have a blood level of 300 with the same dosages of medication.
Certified Pain Patient Wallet Size Card and Document:
Just like marijuana cards, we need to have a wallet size card and a sheet of paper that says a person is a certified pain patient, just as a person is a certified marijuana user.
FDA “Harmed Pain Patient Census Project:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has signalled they are willing to help document the medication reactions of being forcefully tapered.
Adrenal Suppression with Repeated Spinal Steroid Injections:
This is a medical issue that’s not been looked into. Basically if you have steroids in your system longer than six weeks you can suppress your adrenal glands which you need during times of physical stress.
Educational Modules for Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and Judges
Law enforcement led by the President and the Attorney General believe that too much opiate medicine on the street will cause an increase in addiction.
National Definition of Palliative Care:
In the first sentence of the unauthorized CDC guidelines, they excluded "people under palliative care". Palliative care is a simple concept.
We like our active members to volunteer for projects that sound interesting to them. We need Lots of help! So look down the list of projects and let us know via email at: nationalpaincouncil@gmail.com