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In my state, Washington - NOT dc, a law has passed saying pharmacists have the

right to NOT fill a script if it is against their morals to do so, for example,

birth control pills. Our Governor is NOT happy about this one and I expect it to

be changed. My Governor is a woman. I voted for her. :) Even if you have a

script from your doctor, the pharmacist can turn you away based on his/her

personal beliefs. Here are a couple links to check this out. Seriously take a

look at these sites below. There is a lot there, but go and just get an idea of

what I am talking about, this could affect us with pain meds....

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003054122_danny11.html

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2006_04/008613.php

http://www.thestranger.com/blog/2006/06/the_morning_news_5.php

So, who does this fire up here?? :) My guess, this could make it so

pharmacists can deny filling pain meds if THEY feel we are taking too many! I

will leave my profanities to be read between the lines on what I think about

this. I can hear ya'll screaming now!

Rainy

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This issue has come up in the news many times in the past few years. But I

have not experienced this myself. Then again I go to a large chain pharmacy.

So I think they would loose there jobs with Walmart, HEB and Kmart if they

did that around here. I would bet though that small private owned pharmacies

may have this issue.

Keep in mind also that there is a pharmacist shortage as well. Pharmacist

has always had the right to question prescriptions and turn them in to the DEA

for investigation if they felt a person was getting too much or too many. I

know for a fact that here all narcotic prescriptions are verified before

they are filled. You can thank the drug addicts and dishonest people for

making

it hard on the honest folks.

I am not concerned about this at all. Cause we live in a free country and

if a pharmist refuses to fill your prescription for moral or religious reasons

I would just carry ALL my business somewhere else!!!

Toni

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