Citizen Petition from The Doctor Patient Forum

The commenter, a patient suffering from chronic pain and various medical complications, expresses deep frustration with the current healthcare system and pharmaceutical practices. They support the petition by detailing their negative experiences with "useless" pain interventions, medication side effects, and perceived patient abandonment by medical professionals and pharmacists.

The Doctor Patient Forum supports the citizen petition to regulate or abolish the NarxCare system. They argue that the system lacks transparency, violates patient rights, and negatively impacts the ability of healthcare providers to deliver effective care.

The commenter opposes the use of prescription monitoring programs and the sharing of medical records, arguing that these actions violate HIPAA rights and destroy the trust between patients and doctors. They claim that such government oversight discourages people from seeking necessary medical treatment and leads to negative health outcomes.

The commenter, a patient seeking pain management, expresses frustration with being treated as a "high risk" drug addict by their medical provider despite reducing their medication. They support the petition by highlighting their negative experience with current medical oversight and the perceived defamation of their character.

A patient advocate expresses concern that an unregulated database could be used to arbitrarily deny medical care to vulnerable individuals. They argue that any database with the power to make life-changing decisions must be subject to regulation and that independent companies should not hold such authority.

The commenter supports the petition to stop punishing patients based on subjective opinions from healthcare providers. They argue that the current grading system is unfair and advocate for a regulated process that allows patients to see detailed records and dispute scores without negative consequences.

The commenter argues that healthcare providers are withholding information from patients and that government surveillance of patient records must end. They advocate for intense governmental supervision of Narxcare and Bamboo to protect patient rights and ensure accuracy in medical records.