@@DiamondBodyMedia Interesting, not surprised that the person who is addicted would do that, in my country – I live in Denmark, you can only have one doctor at a time. I have severe epilepsi, and there has to be a month between each time I pick up my medication, I can’t just go to the pharmacy and pick it up whenever I want to, the same goes with my asthma prescription, even my antihistamine – hope it makes sense, what I wrote ☺️

@@funinthekitchen844 yes I understand. in australia where I trained anyone can go to any primary care physician and many junkies go to multiple in a day and stock up on the meds at different pharmacies. everything is paid for by the government so technically until the government stops them for overshopping (seeing all the pharmacy bills) they can continue. ethical doctors refuse but the unethical ones oftentimes don’t even take a history as they get aid per prescription/consultation. In the US it is more regulated like your country, normal US citizens with health insurance can only go to a particular primary physician that the insurance company dictates and all scripts pass through the insurance company. But with addicts who are poor they usually don’t have health insurance so its different. With addicts who are rich like Perry, Michael Jackson, Prince, Whitney etc etc they just buy out the physician who treats it as their private patient without disclosing to any authority or overseeing regulator. Thats why pressing charges even for rich victims is important. Usually in Hollywood (I have lived and worked in Los Angeles so I know a lot of A list celebs) they are enabled by many people who use the addictions of the famous person to advance themselves whether that be financially or with other perks. its actually quite sad. I always tell people that the show ‘friends’ was not a success. the actors were paid 1 mill an episode but no one stood up for their friend. They should have stopped filming and supported him until he was clean, he never would have rebounded. Deep down he was lonely and had no one to be close to, thats why he could never recover from his addiction. Many LA celebs are in the same boat sadly and their agents and managers prey on the fact that they have no partner or family to support them.