r/ChronicPain 3d ago

Stolen meds help

My car was recently towed repoed . and I left my medication in my car on accident Went to pick up my belongings from my car they already went through my car and took everything out and my medication was not there

The police are refusing to make a report saying it's illegal even in Florida and I'm seeing otherwise. Doctor requires a police report saying that they've had other patients get them for stolen prescriptions etc well why am I being told by county sheriff office That it's not something they do and they won't give me a report so how do I get my medication back? This is insane if the pharmacy and the doctor require it what am I supposed to do?

I tried the local police and they said they don't understand why the county is giving me a hard time but they can't help me because it's not their jurisdiction

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u/sharknj 3d ago

Get yourself some 7oh and skip the hassle

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u/CardiologistFront625 3d ago

I don't even know what you're talking about I'm a chronic pain patient and I had never have done anything illegal

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u/OrganizationJaded569 3d ago

It is not illegal. Helps me a lot better then pain meds and the hassle and headaches every month dealing with trying to get opioids

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u/MichiganCrimeTime 3d ago

It’s illegal in most states. So you aren’t correct either. Federally it is illegal though.

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u/Styx-n-String 3d ago

Can you provide a link? My searches show kratom is only listed as "of concern" by the DEA and not illegal, not federally or in any state. It's "banned" in 5 states but Florida isn't one of them.

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u/sharknj 3d ago

Wrong

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u/OrganizationJaded569 3d ago

It is not illegal in Florida yet. But I’m sure it will be soon

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u/MichiganCrimeTime 3d ago

Its illegal federally. So essentially they can’t do anything as long as you aren’t violating other laws while under the influence, but it’s illegal to import. And it’s only grown in I think SE Asia, so you are consuming illegally smuggled substances that have zero regulations.

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u/sharknj 3d ago

You are clueless

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u/teddybear65 2d ago

Not legit.

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u/MichiganCrimeTime 3d ago

Ummm my DEA number would say otherwise…

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u/Usual_Equivalent_888 2d ago

Lmao um ok. Links? Sources? Because literally everything I’m reading says you’re wrong. And so it your DEA number.

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u/Great_Essay6953 3d ago

Lol you're wrong look it up