Chronic Pain Alliance of the West

Renee Blare talks about Chronic Pain and Rare Disease Patients who are suffering and dying everyday. They are being targeted, not for breaking the law or hurting anyone, but simply for being prescribed or having the need for high-dose Opioids to treat conditions that are incurable, untreatable, and unbearable any other way. The current method of “pain management” is to it away and let us suffer, maybe we’ll kill ourselves and solve everyone’s problem for them. But what about OUR RIGHTS? Our liberty? Our Freedom? Or is easier to pretend we’re not worth it?

M R BLARE, RPH OF CHRONIC PAIN ALLIANCE OF THE WEST IN WYO DISCUSSES STATES’ PDMP IMPACT ON CHRONIC PAIN CARE AND THE COMMUNITY OF THE DISABLED AND MENTAL HEALTH AS WELL AS THEIR RIGHTS AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT’S ROLE WITHIN.

RDLA - RARE DISEASE LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATES is about ACTION, CHANGE, AND IF NECESSARY, A LITTLE KICK IN THE BUTT IN WASHINGTON D.C.! Do you have a rare disease, know someone with one, or simply treat people with them? Or none of they above and want to make a difference anyway!? JOIN US AND MAKE YOUR OPINIONS, EFFORTS, AND WORD COUNT.

M R Blare, RPh, licensed but inactive in the State of Wyoming talks about what to do if you are a disabled chronic pain or rare disease patient with pain and you are at a pain management appointment and your doctor doesn’t want to treat you for pain.

Renee Blare with Chronic Pain Alliance of the West in Wyoming talks about living with Chronic Pain in a Nation of intolerance to the Disabled and Chronic Pain & Rare Disease Pain Community.

A short video by Renee Blare from Chronic Pain Alliance of the West about living with chronic pain as a symptom or a disorder.

Chronic Pain and Rare Disease Patients are suffering and dying everyday. They are being targeted, not for breaking the law or hurting anyone, but simply for being prescribed or having the need for high-dose Opioids to treat conditions that are incurable, untreatable, and unbearable any other way. The current method of “pain management” is to it away and let us suffer, maybe we’ll kill ourselves and solve everyone’s problem for them. But what about OUR RIGHTS? Our liberty? Our Freedom? Or is easier to pretend we’re not worth it?