>>5589999 ( PB Notable) FAKE OPIOID CRISIS

Caregiver and chronic pain patients-anons have been attempting to get Q's and Trumps attention for a long time already. CaregiverAnon here is living through this hell with a 25 year stroke survivor, bed bound, unable to speak and only has use of 1 arm. Why for the love of God would the health care industry need urine sample from the above and think it is OK to abandon her after 15 years of excellent documented pain management? Never in my life have I felt so helpless and this is under Trump's Administration who supposedly wants to give us back our liberty and freedoms. I try to see both sides and want to with all my heart believe Trump and his movement is good but every day with the lack of any help and progress it is becoming very hard and I am becoming very bitter with Q, Trump and the Military. Please give us back Functional Pain-Free Mobility and end this evil control of the Nefarious CDC.

Caregiver-anon here has sacrificed family and husband to care for my parent. Despite all of the above challenges we were happy or at least as happy and content as can be when the previous administrations have intentionally made our jobs unbearable by providing zero help. But now she is living in pain every day and my life is a living hell watching her 24 hours a day and with absolutely no options for help; not for the lack of trying the last 6 months.

(Imagine having to watch your 5 year child suffer daily in pain and no one in America will help. You are left to suffer as well as your child. Now imagine this everyday for 6 months, then a year, then 2 years. How long before you go crazy?)

–Malpractice lawsuit Attorney's want a massive injury before taking any kind of case, so under tort law "Patient Abandonment" and "Negligence" is almost impossible to prove unless the patient dies.

I even offered to put a down-payment of my life savings of 20,000 and still no attorney will help.

–The Olmsted act covers elderly and the disabled by providing the rights to remain at home under the most "integrated setting". Try to find a lawyer who will take on this case today when our loved ones are at risk of institutionalization because of the hell caregivers have to live through watching them in pain.

–Elder abuse laws both Federal and State seems only to be concerned with caregiver abuse and provides little to no avenues for Doctor, Medical Provider and Health provider abuse.

I want to believe in Trump and everything Q has taught us but the fact Trump has supported the CDC guidelines and the irreparable harm it is causing Elderly, Disabled Pain patients always leaves the question open whether he is part of the Cabal or actually taking down the Cabal.

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>>5594328

2 Years into Trumps administration and nothing concrete to show. We need real changes and the lack of changes some examples below is making this movement unbearable.

Changes needed and failed reforms…

–"Increase of legal immigration” Can we at least wait to increase legal immigration until all companies have hired all Americans and invested in training for all Americans? Can we wait until our highly skilled unemployed older folks are in demand? Can we wait until all AMERICANS can afford to live daily on their salaries and income?

–Lack of fixing crony capitalism issues for example Blackstone Hedge Fund and Trumps Skull and Bones friend Steve Schwarzman. With government help stealing the American Housing stock in 2008 and tripling rent since then. Not to mention the Obama’s well connected private equity firms were essentially given our foreclosed housing stock in 2008 for pennies.

–The fail North Korea Summit

–Lack of reforms to help caregivers for all patients not just veteran's caregivers

–The constant boasting about the stock market where 84% of us are not invested especially after the lessons of 2008.

–The constant boasting about the employment rate when participation rate does not support the fraudulent Federal Reserve statistics

–The declining and substandard health care for our elders.

–The lack of releasing the cures Trump boasted about in his inaugural speech.

–The lack of attorney's or avenues to assure the health care laws are enforced and our parents are not receiving substandard health care.

–How can the evil student loans and substandard higher education issues not have been 1st on the list? In my wildest dreams 10 years ago did I think that we would still be gouging our youth in their attainment of a higher education? The insanity of the cost to become a doctor and the lack of access to doctors today is quite frankly a very black mark on Trumps administration.

We need to some real changes soon. This is becoming unbearable.

>>5594333

40 people who have committed Suicide due to Pain Related SUICIDES associated with forced taper

https://medium.com/@ThomasKlineMD/opioidcrisis-pain-related-suicides-associated-with-forced-tapers-c68c79ecf84d

Pain Related SUICIDES associated with forced tape

More PAIN RELATED SUICIDES are continuing with opioid pain medication reductions and discontinuations as suggested by the CDC and by Andrew Kolodny, M.D. and his “Physicians for Responsible Opiate Prescribing” (PROP).

The 13 most powerful members of 'Skull and Bones'

https://www.businessinsider.com/the-10-most-powerful-members-of-skull-and-bones-2015-12

The club tapped Schwarzman only a year behind George W. Bush. He came to prominence under the future president's administration when his hedge fund, The Blackstone Group, went public in 2007.

The SEC filings for Blackstone's IPO revealed that Schwarzman had made an average of $1 million per day for the fiscal year ending December 2006. Forbes estimates his personal fortune at around $7.7 billion. In November 2015, Business Insider referred to him as "the richest man in private equity."In 2010, Schwarzman famously compared the Obama administration's plan to raise taxes to Hitler's invasion of Poland. He apologized after the media hullabaloo.

We All Have a Stake in the Stock Market, Right? Guess Again—

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/08/business/economy/stocks-economy.html

A whopping 84 percent of all stocks owned by Americans belong to the wealthiest 10 percent of households. And that includes everyone’s stakes in pension plans, 401(k)’s and individual retirement accounts, as well as trust funds, mutual funds and college savings programs like 529 plans.