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The Bu$iness of Recovery
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interesting trailer.
what I don't like about these documentaries is when they point the fingers at the physicians. "it's all your fault!" there was another one about the opioid epidemic. they doctor bashed almost every scene.
the doctor bashing gets old and speaks volumes about how little folks want to take responsibility for their lives. Yes, there are people making a ton of money in drug rehabilitation. there are also people making a ton of money selling Mary Kay and tupperware. these are incredibly difficult issues to deal with. the fact that we cannot rewire their brains back to pre-addict status does not mean that the treatment facilities are crooks
what I don't like about these documentaries is when they point the fingers at the physicians. "it's all your fault!" there was another one about the opioid epidemic. they doctor bashed almost every scene.
the doctor bashing gets old and speaks volumes about how little folks want to take responsibility for their lives. Yes, there are people making a ton of money in drug rehabilitation. there are also people making a ton of money selling Mary Kay and tupperware. these are incredibly difficult issues to deal with. the fact that we cannot rewire their brains back to pre-addict status does not mean that the treatment facilities are crooks
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Very simple solution for these people. They DONT have to do any addiction treatment and do it for themselves.
Doctors shouldn't have to work for free.
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Actually now that I am watching some youtube videos on the subject, they are arguing in favor of Medication Assisted Therapy vs traditional Narcotic/Alcohol Anonymous treatment type programs that are extremely expensive. That does make sense.
