Part 27: When ‘No’ Isn’t Just a Refusal—It’s a Pattern
Sometimes, it’s not what’s denied that matters — it’s how casually the denial is made. This week, I …
A true story of UC Davis Health mistreatment, silence, and the fight for chronic pain patient rights.
We’re not just telling one story. We’re exposing a pattern. This platform exists to demand better care, accountability, and justice for patients whose doctors followed policy over compassion.
‘She didn’t taper him safely. She left him to suffer.’
Sometimes, it’s not what’s denied that matters — it’s how casually the denial is made. This week, I …
After so much fighting for proper treatment, I finally sat down with the UC Davis Health Pain Manage…
They had me sign it. A formal five-page agreement with UC Davis Health, signed by both me and Dr. Mo…
Dr. Torres, the interim provider covering for Dr. Davis, had a chance to review my care. We showed u…
“The number of oxycodone pills is the maximum I will prescribe. Any more than that, you have t…
In my follow-up with Dr. Torres (Doctor filling in for Dr. Davis while away for six weeks) on June 1…
If opioids were too “unsafe” to continue… why refer me to someone who might prescribe more? Welcome …
If you’ve ever wondered why every doctor you talk to at a large institution seems to say the s…
On June 24, 2025, an internal message in my UC Davis Health MyChart account revealed something criti…