PrairieWind
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Hmm, seems there are now more questions that answers. I'm sad to hear he had a son. Yet another innocent victim of this tragedy.
Mandatory E-Prescribing LawFYI — the DEA has made recent changes in regards to controlled substances (prescriptions must be submitted to the pharmacy electronically now). I only know this because I’m prescribed Adderall. I don’t know when this policy went/goes into effect (my dr might be preparing in advance) because I only see him every three months. I just saw him a few weeks ago, and that was my first visit with him since December.
Point being — this change will make it nearly impossible to forge prescriptions and could also discourage physicians from overprescribing controlled substances.
I see that the killer was a former NFL player. I wonder if he was being treated by the doctor for any of the residual effects ...head injuries etc...from pro football. But why the little children...and the poor soul just there, working for the family?
Thanks for the link! So, I guess it’s not a federal law but one enforced by the state of SC. (I think it’s a pretty smart one, though!)Mandatory E-Prescribing Law
Act 65 of 2019 added Section 44-53-360(j) to the South Carolina Controlled Substances Act (Title 44, Chapter 53 of the South Carolina Code of Laws) that requires practitioners to electronically prescribe controlled substances, unless they fall under one of the exemptions.
The mandatory e-prescribing law is effective as of January 1, 2021, and is provided below. Practitioners with questions about whether they fall under one of the exemptions should consult their attorney.
Drug Control Laws Effective as of January 1, 2021 | SCDHEC
Universal health care also does that. Health providers overservicing are flagged.FYI — the DEA has made recent changes in regards to controlled substances (prescriptions must be submitted to the pharmacy electronically now). I only know this because I’m prescribed Adderall. I don’t know when this policy went/goes into effect (my dr might be preparing in advance) because I only see him every three months. I just saw him a few weeks ago, and that was my first visit with him since December.
Point being — this change will make it nearly impossible to forge prescriptions and could also discourage physicians from overprescribing controlled substances.
Phillip Adams football: Ex-NFL player's 'mental health degraded fast'
“His mental health degraded fast and terribly bad,’’ Lauren Adams told USA TODAY Sports of Phillip Adams, a cornerback who played in the NFL between 2010 and 2015. “There was unusual behavior. I’m not going to get into all that (symptoms). We definitely did notice signs of mental illness that was extremely concerning, that was not like we had ever seen.
About 18 months ago, as things deteriorated, Phillip Adams would not tell family where he lived before he recently moved back with his parents in Rock Hill, according to his sister.
As things got progressively worse, she said, her brother neglected his hygiene and withdrew from people.
Two weeks ago and family gathered for a funeral and Lauren Adams said her brother talked about having applied for disability benefits with the NFL.
“I know he had been applying for disability and he said they were making it hard for him,’’ Lauren Adams said. “And towards the end he felt like they were trying to basically stiff him on money.”
My understanding is that in theory, yes. But in practice, usually not.Does a mental health issue prevent people from getting guns?
Adams made a lot of money in a short period of years. Where did it all go? His agent said he had no drug or alcohol problem. He doesn’t seem to have been married and divorced.
Where was he in those 18 months before moving home? Where was this juice bar he opened...in Ft Mill? Why all the mystery?
Adams made a lot of money in a short period of years. Where did it all go? His agent said he had no drug or alcohol problem.