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Morphine Persuasive Speech
For those who wish to voice their opinion.
If you are not afflicted with chronic pain, debilitating pain that follows you to bed, occupies your broken sleep and wakes you early, and inhabits your day, continuously… You should not be in the group making the decisions for those who must entertain this madness day-in day-out, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, with no relief in sight. For some, Morphine is not enough, pain pumps fill with synthetics costing in excess of $6000.00 per month can’t relieve the constant sharp, striking pain. When doctors tell you that removing the limbs will not relieve the symptoms and that the phantom pain will persist… Who, not in this position is capable of making the choices? Somethings are best left

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