and everything, people are treated like animals, yet you have to have -- if you have to have a pepain pill at all. the people have been cut off, and they set up pain clinics that come from miles away, because they have done without it. same people that i knew back in the 1960's that went out after every drug that they could get a hold of them. host: got your point. mr. mcgreal, your thoughts on that. they are not designed for need theseactually drugs, they are designed for the voice cancer. the medical profession still is not really in charge of pain medicine management. it is still controlled by the the industry and the politics now because of this epidemic. cameu look at how opioids to kind of be mass prescribed in america, because there had previously been an epidemic after the civil war and into the early 20th century, there was a cracked out this country on the use of opioids. continues for 50 years until you see the hospital more emerge in the u.k., and they use the , and they say if you can use them at end-of-life care, why can't we use them for pain management? i think hayes is the

and everything, people are treated like animals, yet you have to have -- if you have to have a pepain pilll. the people have been cut off, and they set up pain clinics that come from miles away, because they have done without it. same people that i knew back in the 1960's that went out after every drug that they could get a hold of them. host: got your point. mr. mcgreal, your thoughts on that. they are not designed for need theseactually drugs, they are designed for the voice cancer. the medical profession still is not really in charge of pain medicine management. it is still controlled by the the industry and the politics now because of this epidemic. cameu look at how opioids to kind of be mass prescribed in america, because there had previously been an epidemic after the civil war and into the early 20th century, there was a cracked out this country on the use of opioids. continues for 50 years until you see the hospital more emerge in the u.k., and they use the , and they say if you can use them at end-of-life care, why can't we use them for pain management? i think hayes is the exact