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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 700903" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Most doctors can check controlled sub history with the state bureau of narcotics. This is available in every state to my knowledge. The problem is that they don't do this. It is a computer database that they can check, but it isn't a habit. I had to have a hissy fit before my pain doctor would check to see that a mailed prescription was not used because it did not arrive. I called the state BUN to have them check my records and they told me that my records was the perfect pain mgmt patient record and if my doctor had a problem then the doctor was an idiot. THey even called my doctor for me, without me asking. But I don't think even pain mgmt docs do this in spite of the number of patients who see multiple docs for scripts. </p><p></p><p>My question is what the new parents think of the alcoholic visiting their child. I would not be in favor and in fact at several times have said my bro could not see my kids because he was not sober. Same with my mother-in-law and father-in-law, at various times when they were drunk and behaving badly. I won't let anyone be drunk around my kids while they are minors, period. Of course my brother did real medical and emotional damage to my kids when they were 4 and 7. It is a long story, but the damage was very real and long lasting, so i am biased about drunk people around kids.</p><p></p><p>How DO the new parents feel about letting her visit their child in the NICU? It isn't all about her, and this is more about them and about their child, rather than being about the alcoholic aunt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 700903, member: 1233"] Most doctors can check controlled sub history with the state bureau of narcotics. This is available in every state to my knowledge. The problem is that they don't do this. It is a computer database that they can check, but it isn't a habit. I had to have a hissy fit before my pain doctor would check to see that a mailed prescription was not used because it did not arrive. I called the state BUN to have them check my records and they told me that my records was the perfect pain mgmt patient record and if my doctor had a problem then the doctor was an idiot. THey even called my doctor for me, without me asking. But I don't think even pain mgmt docs do this in spite of the number of patients who see multiple docs for scripts. My question is what the new parents think of the alcoholic visiting their child. I would not be in favor and in fact at several times have said my bro could not see my kids because he was not sober. Same with my mother-in-law and father-in-law, at various times when they were drunk and behaving badly. I won't let anyone be drunk around my kids while they are minors, period. Of course my brother did real medical and emotional damage to my kids when they were 4 and 7. It is a long story, but the damage was very real and long lasting, so i am biased about drunk people around kids. How DO the new parents feel about letting her visit their child in the NICU? It isn't all about her, and this is more about them and about their child, rather than being about the alcoholic aunt. [/QUOTE]
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