Doctor Wanted to Prescribe an Anti-Narcoleptic

It amazes me that a simple, common CNS stimulant that I have received for decades and is prescribed to millions of kids, adults and seniors cannot be prescribe for my narcolepsy. The whole basis and genesis of VAGulag.com was the failure of the Richmond, Virginia, McGuire Veterans Hospital cancelling my medical prescription for Provigil/Modafinil. This $9/month medication, as outlined herein, has cost me hundreds of dollars in other stimulants as well seeking illegal stimulants in order to remain alert. More importantly, it has caused me great mental pain and suffering thereby impeding my effort to

With my Medicare card in hand, I made an appointment to address my narcoleptic issues. After providing a lengthy account of my narcolepsis extending back to the military, treatment from the 1990's, the Richmond, VA, HCA physician, Cecily Montgomery told me she would not consider any medication without my first doing a sleep study. Prior to the office visit, I provided a letter, my resume and my business card.

  1. First of all, I went in to address an alertness problem--narcolepsy--not a sleep problem. My problem is staying awake, not sleeping. I told her that with my campaigning for Congress, I did not want to be driving without an anti-narcoleptic. Oh, I can bulk up on hi-caffeine coffee to stay awake, but it raises blood pressure. The sleep study would cost $8000-$9000 while the anti-narcoleptic would cost a few dollars.
  2. Secondly, as noted in the first paragraph, this medication is prescribed to millions of people. I want it for driving about 20 days a month. I don't want a 30-pill 30-day supply.When I had six-month re-fill prescriptions written, I rarely used more than two refills because I did not pop a pill everyday. I do not want to build up tolerance.
  3. Thirdly, I am an old man who has never been arrested. I have a track record of helping others including my present Congressional campaign is about reversing global warming (1st essay in 1982) and saving the middle-class from Wall Street "decapitalism. My congressional campaign is not for me but for others.

I do not want to play the race card but I am forced to wonder if Dr. Montgomery resents old white males with a resulting curtailment of professional service. Or, is Mongomery insensitive to senior citizen medical conditions? In the future, I will request an old male doctor, color does not matter.

Other questions about Dr. Montgomery involves the patient review (front and back) that I was given at the end of what supposed to be an introductory physical that had no blood or urine tests.

  1. Chronic Fatigue: At no time in our discussion was chronic fatigue mentioned that I can recall. Anyone who knows me will say that I have a high energy level except when crashing. (Perhaps I am bi-polar needing a CNS stimulant for narcoleptic moments.) I question the medical expertise of any doctor who responds to a request for anti-narcoleptic with an expensive sleep study based on a diagnosis unshared with the patient.
  2. Tobacco abatement: I remember talking with an assistant about smoking about 1 cigar a month. As I said to the assistant, if you smoke one a month you can afford a very good one. I move the cigar around on my desk for weeks before I finally punch it and light it up. Like GBS said, "A man will give up a good woman but never a good cigar."

    The extent of references to our talking about smoking when there was no smoking discussion as I recall makes me think that Dr. Montgomery used her omni-present laptop as a "WaWa order your own meal with topping of your choosing" rather than an account of our conversation on my narcolepsy.

    (CONFIDENCE SCALE: As a person who has read a lot and written a little, I cannot figure out what this section means. Must be lawyer-speak to minimize litigation.)

Dr. Montgomery's refusal to write a prescription for my narcolepsy pending an expending procedure is akin to an accident victim with broken bones being denied a pain killer until the bones are set and the patient has entered a rehabilitation program. Dr. Montgomery does not seem to understand the relationship a horse to a cart.

My interest in living has decreased as a result of meeting people like Dr. Montgomery: What is their hidden agenda for not doing the right and simple thing?

As is:

  1. I would disadvice anyone from using Dr. Cicely Montgromery as a primary physician. How long has she been practicing?
  2. I would discourage anyone from using HCA as a primary care facility.
  3. As is, if 24in4 thrives, HCA employees will not be allowed to refinance their loans based on HCA's federal EIN. This will "improve" HCA's hiring of new employees.
  4. If elected, I will investigate HCA's ordering of unnecessary expensive procedures.

I hate being igknowed and mistreated which is the summary of Dr. Montgomery's igknowing my history of narcolepsy, ordering an unneeded expensive procedure for a condition unrelated to the reason for my visit and failing to prescribe needed medication.

Dr. Montgomery, I have spent most of my adult life to create tools for better democracy and capitalism. In recent years, my effort has been to describe climate change (1st essay in 1982). I classify people as helpers and harmers in regard to my effort to fulfill the Primary Moral Imperative of saving life on earth from climate change. How do you think I categorize you? Am I petty for resenting your demeaning my effort which I shared with you?


Wanted: A doctor who can review my history (listed herein) and write a monthly script of 20 methylphendiate 20mg slow release. You will receive 10,000 lifehour warrants in your timism account. If interested,