SARmedic

Are you already pissed?

Hi Dr. Webster, thanks for your time. I'm not a recreational user, I am a chronic pain sufferer that's tried anything, and everything, that's been offered aside from an implantable pump. (I have to draw the line somewhere.)

As it is, I need to go to a pain clinic for narcotics, and every 30 days for a paper script. (CA) This means driving 45 minutes, each way, with a spine and thoracic cage that hurts with bed rest, let alone all that axial loading.

Once you come up with a safer alternative, will it still manage pain? Or, is it like the additives that prevent addicts from liquefying or snorting the substance? Or, does it eliminate the euphoria some people feel?

As a former paramedic, and now chronic back pain sufferer, it's already nearly impossible to manage my pain so I am looking for alternatives.

What type of price difference between your proposed unit (per ft or mile) and the current machine? The reason I ask is it doesn't cost that much to manually fill a pothole prior to paving over it and many municipalities are short sighted.

I've seen the huge one in action when it laid the freeway system that surrounds Las Vegas, it was quite impressive. How many lanes (or how wide of a swath) will your unit be able to lay down in a single pass?

Thanks.

It's probably a good thing that you went with the "inside out" compression method then.

That's music to my ears. Thanks for the reply and your research.