Being addicted to pain killers is not something that I would troll about. That is all too real for me and I know the pain and torture that comes with it. And thank you I’ve been clean almost 3 yearsMason_dixon wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 8:50 amThis guy has to be trolling us. The real Anthony Comello who shot Frank Cali had been addicted to opiates assuming it Oxycodone... is this guy for real or a troll ? Lots of young people have had trouble with pain killers tho so if your not trolling I been there too bro. Life gets better.AntComello wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 7:46 amYea your right I may be a little biased because I’ve had issues with them
Staten Island Pill Bust
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AntComello
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Re: Staten Island Pill Bust
That’s the guy, Adriana. My Uncle Tony. The guy I’m going to hell for.
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its funny how much they are playing monday morning quarterback with these pills now, the opiate “epidemic”
it was an epidemic 15 years ago when you were able to get 90 lortabs with 3 refills when you’d complain about pain without even having MRIs done. insurance companies and pharmacies were more than happy to fill the script.
now, if you need it...which lots of people do...good luck. my pain management clinic (ive had 3 surgeries and am in pain management, although thankfully not dependent on opioids) had cut everyone down to no more than 60 mg of oxycodone a day and they’re slowly trying to stop prescribing all instant release oxycodone products
combine that with the empty victories and virtue signaling of the government making pharma companies “pay” these huge settlements...for what? who’s getting that money?
these guys in the grand scheme of things seemed “small time”, fulfilling personal use for themselves and a small ring of people and making just enough money to keep the whole thing going. when it comes to REAL pills these days, thats all you’re going to find. small, tightly connected rings. gone are the days of the massive rings. a lot of doctors have gone down in the tristate area the past 10 years. all the big well known “friendly” doctors in Queens are dying in prison
it was an epidemic 15 years ago when you were able to get 90 lortabs with 3 refills when you’d complain about pain without even having MRIs done. insurance companies and pharmacies were more than happy to fill the script.
now, if you need it...which lots of people do...good luck. my pain management clinic (ive had 3 surgeries and am in pain management, although thankfully not dependent on opioids) had cut everyone down to no more than 60 mg of oxycodone a day and they’re slowly trying to stop prescribing all instant release oxycodone products
combine that with the empty victories and virtue signaling of the government making pharma companies “pay” these huge settlements...for what? who’s getting that money?
these guys in the grand scheme of things seemed “small time”, fulfilling personal use for themselves and a small ring of people and making just enough money to keep the whole thing going. when it comes to REAL pills these days, thats all you’re going to find. small, tightly connected rings. gone are the days of the massive rings. a lot of doctors have gone down in the tristate area the past 10 years. all the big well known “friendly” doctors in Queens are dying in prison