Help finding good RLS doctor in North Carolina

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Winifred1
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Help finding good RLS doctor in North Carolina

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I currently have a prescription for Methadone as prescribed by a doctor in Johns Hopkins (Baltimore). Because of new strict laws surrounding opioids I have to travel to Baltimore every 6 months to get my prescription renewed. I'd like to get a new doctor in the Raleigh, NC area to treat my condition but its difficult to find a doctor prescribing opioids now due to the strict law enforcement environment.

Can anyone recommend a good RLS doctor in the Raleigh area that understands the requirement for prescribing opiods?
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Re: Help finding good RLS doctor in North Carolina

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I hope you find someone, Winifred. It seems there aren't enough of us posting when we have doctors who are willing.
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