I agree. We do have a small glimmer of hope of the horizon however in the New Hampshire Bill passed called HB-1639-FN. This Bill protects chronic pain care patients and their doctors from the CDC guidelines as well as much more.

I’m in contact and negotiating similar legislation for the state of Wyoming as we speak to protect those with chronic pain here with the backing of the Wyoming Independent Living WYDPAC Committee, WY Council of the Blind, and many more. I’ve already got almost 50 signatures in the petition and it’s only been circulating on Facebook for 4 - 5 days?

I don’t have the money to promote the thing so I’m doing so the sharing and promotion on my own which as you can imagine is not much with my pain level.

Why would Wyoming make a difference? Because most of our state go to out of state providers who are licensed by the State in order to get paid by Medicaid.

Which states am I talking about? South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and Montana.

Wyoming knows how and when to make an impression. We’re sincere, honest and know how things are nil C