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HERION AND METHADONE USED TOGETHER CANČT BE GOOD

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PostPosted: 09/10/06 - 23:01    Post subject: HERION AND METHADONE USED TOGETHER CANČT BE GOOD Vote now! Reply with quote
MY FRIEND WAS IN AN ACCIDENT SEVERAL MONTHS AGO, PRIOR TO THAT HE HAD BEEN A HERION ADDICT FOR SEVERAL YEARS. AFTER HIS ACCIDENT HE WAS PUT ON METHADONE. SINCE THEN (11 MONTHS AGO) HE HAS BEEN TAKING METHADONE DAILY BUT HAS ALSO CONTINUED TO TAKE HERION ON A DAILY BASIS. I WOULD'"T THINK THIS IS GOOD FOR YOU. DOES ANYONE NO THE SIDE EFFECTS AND OR DANGERS THIS CAN CAUSE.
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