User:YujeyuWetaso

With great regret, We've to talk about this story with you...it's sad, but very true.

I was at the job yesterday evening so we had our usual craze between 10PM to midnight (and beyond...yup, I work the overnight shift!). We were attempting to sort out a coverage issue for considered one of our patients in the first lane of our own drive-through (we'll call her Sally) while another car sat waiting in the second lane. While my colleagues were dealing with all the drive-through patients, I was about the phone having a not so happy patient. Evidently someone was here to pick-up her medications and one of them wasn't ready...she said the person picking up on her was within the drive-through in the red Bronco (take note of the last part, it's somewhat important!)   So, I solved the challenge with all the upset patient about the phone coupled with certainly one of my colleagues sell her prescription for the person picking up to be with her (to the red Bronco guy in lane 2). Meanwhile, Sally ended up coming inside to call her insurance in about solving the problem. Unfortunately her insurance had expired so she ended up taking her prescriptions back (one of that was for Percocet).    We persisted with your work, helping patients as they came along and keeping things straight inside the pharmacy. About 30 minutes later, Sally called us and she was a bit freaked out. Apparently, the red Bronco guy (who was in lane 2 while she was at lane 1) came up to her outside after she left a shop and asked her if she had purchased a prescription to get a narcotic.  If so, he desired to purchase the narcotic prescription from her.     NOTE:  Narcotics are prescription medications used to treat severe pain, and so they are generally sold illegally on the road like a recreational drug (gets people high and happy).

The red Bronco guy had overheard the discussion between Sally and my colleague while sitting inside drive-through. Somewhere in that conversation, the Percocet prescription have been discussed so he knew she was there to pick-up an opiate medication. Even though his business was done at the pharmacy, he stuck around in the parking lot until Sally arrived about the scene in the store...that's when he made his move.   Luckily, Sally had not filled/purchased her Percocet prescription - who knows what may have gone down if she had! It is unlikely that Sally would are already hurt, but there have been cases like Sally's where people are actually attacked. Instead, Sally was only freaked out (rightfully so) and wished to warn us in relation to its the red Bronco guy.   Not only can pharmacies be held up, nevertheless, you might be too - you could have what unhealthy person wants. If they desire your medications badly enough, they may take drastic measures to get them. I don't need to scare you as it's rare that something such as what happened to Sally would happen to you personally - wanted to generate sure you get lucky and be cautious of your respective surroundings!    If you're feeling you may need more privacy on the pharmacy, please let the pharmacy staff know and I'm certain they are going to do whatever they can in order to meet your needs...besides, it could be the law!    Has Sally's situation happened to you before? Definitely share your story because I really believe that this more cases shared, the harder cautious others will be!