I love you.
No. No, Clark, you can't.
This is my world.
No, Clark, don't.
You are my world.
No.
Please. Clark!
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More people are dying from prescription pills than they are from motor vehicle accidents.
....These are people... these are real people and they're dying out because nobody seems to care anymore...
... you know, and it's not right. It's like we've been raped here in this county of any enjoyment of life.
We're considered the poorest county in the state and even on national level we're listed as a third world country here.
It's pitiful what's happened to this county over the years
our county looks like a ghost town really.
We're the first county in West Virginia to sue three companies that they were
sending all these pills out to depressed areas and things.
You think that they're these tatted up guys walking around the streets, pants hanging down,
never held a job...lying around in an alley shooting up heroin and that's not the case.
you know these are kids who are in a mechanical engineering program at WVU or
healthcare professionals or lawyers, and that's kind of what my program does
is educating the public about this very question that you asked me
'what do these people look like?' They could look like you, they look like me,
they could be employed doing something very similar to what you do.
We see cases where millions of pills are shipped into one tiny little pharmacy
and a tiny little town, population of three hundred people.
Should alarms be going off somewhere? Absolutely.
Nine out of ten cases that we are involved with is drug-related... and I see people that I
grew up with, I see people I went to school with, and see neighbors you know,
and these are good people. Through surgeries and they've got addicted to
drugs and it's taken over their life, and because drugs are so easily available on
the streets and the pharmaceutical companies flooding West Virginia,
and flooding our county here of McDowell, and then people just turn to drugs.
You are in the Gary area... this area is known as the Gary bottom. This used to be the richest,
largest coal mining operation in the world.
There are pill houses all around here.
I've been there... so I know how it feels to want that next fix, that next high,
that next feeling of trying to feel normal.
Leslie was standing on the street corner every day begging for money, every day
that was her job, she would come down the street and you would see her chasing
cars... "give me a quarter"...
There's no jobs, there's no hope, and see when you live in a world
with no hope you do anything to try to bring hope into life, and I think they
have used drugs as a form of coping with what used to be.
I no longer wanted to feel. I didn't want to feel the pain, the mental issues that
I was going through. It seemed to cover it up to take it away that I didn't have to think about it.
...And all too many times even have we sold them to pay electric bills,
to get food, to do things that we need to do, they were there... why sit and be hungry?
...And not only does it take from the poor side walk of life... it takes from all of us.
I practiced emergency medicine here at Grant
Memorial Hospital for many years.... saved a lot of lives.
The only kind of passion that I had was I liked racing, I liked cars, fast cars and
this one time that was pouring rain and 160 miles an hour lost control of
the car and went straight into the guardrail... this metal guardrail
demolished the car... very next day I had to be kind of back at work in the ER
and I tried to call 'hey can you cover me?' no one's covering me... I'm in tremendous pain
so I took Hydrocodone out of the sample closet... and I remember immediately
feeling just not only is my pain gone, but I felt like energy, I felt euphoria
and the next day I took more because I still had 'back pain.'
The samples that were available there.. consumed them all.
And I started writing prescriptions, I wrote them in different individuals names and
this, this may have been a period of three... three and a half years.
Basically, the DEA started doing an investigation and they looked and they saw this
pattern of writing these prescriptions in different names.
The same names again, and again, and again. My sentence was 48 months and I served like
two and a half years... a little more than two and a half years.
My mother's a prescription junkie because she has a doctor
that every time she screams of pain they write her prescription... and it's much better than it
used to be, but years ago, you could say I knocked my pills in the toilet, and guess
what? They write you another prescription.
I called the Attorney General's Office and ask them what could be done... that we're being targeted because of our economic
situation that we're in... and I felt that's no different than drug dealers
out here targeting people that, you know, that's got a problem all they're looking
for is the money.
What is the topic that you want to talk about? What I wanted to talk about today Steve, is
prescription drug diversion in hospice... So what changed for me number one was in
prison I received research, I had my son and wife, my family, my friends, send me
anything, anything on drug diversion, anything on doctor shopping so that
really intrigued me like, why don't I know this? You know, why, why can I not get
a medical expert to come in here and talk to me about this? Because there is
no one... and I wanted to be that medical expert and so I took that on as my
life's mission.
So the laws are starting to tighten up, but we've waited so long to... This whole
country is just about addicted to drugs and now we're trying to find answers for it,
and you know it's not going to come. As long as it took to get it established
it's going to take that long to get it de-escalated now the problems that we're facing
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