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Hey Jim if the doc wrote the scripts and gave to them why do they need to contact the docs before filling them?

I thank God for my Tricare. If the doc writes it, it will be filled no matter what even if I have to go off post and pay the 3 buck co-pay. Helluva lot cheaper than the 8500 you have to pay!!!! Mine run about 9 grand if I did not have my wonderful Tricare.

Anyway I know what you mean about the VA. I went to a C/P for an increase in hypertension. During Triage my CP was 266/138 and they would not start my exam until I went to the ER. At the ER I had some 20 year old guy from God knows where that I could not understand tell me how bad my neuro doc was and told me that he was adding a new med to my HTN treatment. When I finished the C/P I went to get the medication. On the bottle it said there was 90 pills and to take them 1 per day. However, there was only 12 pills in the bottle. I went back in and asked the ole boys what happened to the rest of the pills. They gave me the same crap about having to speak with the doc; the pill fairy forgot to bring the pills etc......As I was leaving they said the rest would be mailed to me. That was in June 07 and still no pills!!!

Don't matter anyway my neuro said the pills would not like the other meds he has me on for Dejerine-Roussy and that the VA doc was crazy.

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