Krissy Hoadley

As soon as I woke up and a couple hours later, that medication would wear off, and I felt fucking miserable.

And when I was in Spain, this kind of came to an apex.

I was just so fucking – I was really hurting, and it sucked very bad.

It is all you can think about.

It's a toothache, right?

Yeah.

Back pain is a toothache.

I understand.

I don't know how, but I'm not on Facebook much.

But when I go on Facebook, I don't have the app.

I go online.

Like I'll open a URL, right?

A browser.

And I don't know how this happened, maybe because I was like talking about being in pain.

But all of a sudden, I got like this whole algorithm that's directing me to doctors, pharmacists and patient advocates who are talking about how pain is chronically undertreated in the United States.

Now, more so than ever, because everybody's afraid.

Yeah.

Yes.

Of getting sued, you know, like the Sackler family did or Purdue Pharma or whatever.

You know, those are egregious cases of pushing narcotics on everyday Americans for any and every reason.