To make a long story short, my boyfriend, has severe scoliosis and nerve collapsion, well he's in a lot of pain. He would take some medicine if he could but he gave me some of it when I was hurt during volleyball season, and I can't stand watching him in pain. I'm looking for a way to get my boyfriend some pain meds without severely injuring myself. Any bright ideas?? :D

No bright ideas here. Hardline pain killers are only available by prescription. Hasn't he got a doctor ?

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Originally Posted by rja_2009

I'm looking for a way to get my boyfriend some pain meds without severely injuring myself.

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What do you mean by this?

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Originally Posted by rja_2009

Any bright ideas???

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He's going to have to see his doctor. We are not going to tell you how to get pain meds off the street. You have already committed a felony by taking his medication.

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Originally Posted by rja_2009

To make a long story short, my boyfriend, has severe scoliosis and nerve collapsion, well he's in a lot of pain. He would take some medicine if he could but he gave me some of it when I was hurt during volleyball season, and I can't stand watching him in pain. I'm looking for a way to get my boyfriend some pain meds without severely injuring myself. Any bright ideas???:D

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So from what I can gather from this short message,You are using HIS medications?

And you want to know a way to get more?

Go see a doctor for YOUR needs and don't use his medication.

There are no safe or legal means beyond medical prescription, which is often difficult to obtain.

Most physicians are reluctant, and many refuse, to prescribe this class of drug because of the burdensome and intrusive chain of accountability that attaches.