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It's very different for everyone, but I imagine jumping off from 2mg will be very uncomfortable. I started on 2mg 2 years ago, (looking back I should have just dealt with the initial WD of the percocet I was prescribed, instead of thinking Sub was the easy way out) I weaned down to a quarter of a 2mg pill over the two years. It pisses me off i'm chained to this substance..have no desire to be on it. I jumped off last sunday night at the .50 dose...and the first 3 days were rough but I didn't think they were that bad. I did a lot of research and read about the day 5 nightmare. Everyone was saying on day 5 it's terrible. The first 3 days I was so proud of myself and in such high spirits. Well, thank Suboxone's rediculously long half-life for that. SO better believe day 5 comes along and I feel like I want to do and cry all day. Aches are worse, diarreah and stomach pain :-( I have had to take 2.5mg of percocet (left over from a recent surgery) at night to alleve the horrendous leg pain. Today is day 8....and I want to not have to take the 2.5mg of percocet at night soon. This is really hell, the sub gets in your bones and stores itself in your tissues....hence the long recovery. I am in so much pain in my joints it's out of control. I just keep telling myself it will get better...if it will....I have no clue. I can't even bend over my back is so bad. I have major back problems and I think the sub has been masking the pain. I am on the verge of asking my doc if I can take tramadol to help the joint pains, but that also has addictive qualities so thats another taper in itself. Ugh i'm so annoyed and uncomfortable ..i'll update again soon
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Good for you making the effort to get off Suboxone. I always read on websites how incredibly hard it is to get off of it. Not so for me. I'm no doctor, but I'll make a few suggestions. First, and MOST important, is to keep your spirits up and keep telling yourself come hell or high water, "I'm gonna get off of this c**p!". Secondly, taper off of it VERY slowly. After being addictied to a myriad of opiates (Vicodin, Oxy's, Morphine, etc.)for about six years, I decided it was time to stop. A friend suggested I try Suboxone with the ultimate goal of getting off of that too. I can thankfully say, I did it. It's now been over two years since I've had Suboxone. Life is grand not having ANY monkey on your back.
In terms of tapering, this is how I did it, and I experienced VERY little withdrawl. I started ot taking 8 mg. twicw a day (16 mgs. daily). After 4 days, I made a big drop to 12 mgs. per day. With that big of a decline, you would think that it would have been very hard. To my pleasant suprise, it wasn't. No withdrawls whatoever. However, after this, I began tapering very slowly. I would drop 1mg. and keep it at that level for about a week. By the end of my tapering, I was taking 1/2 of a mg. every other day until I was finally able to stop. Also, try to lengthen the time between dosages as you taper. Because I did it so slowly, I had virtually no w/d's, aside for a minor headache for about five days. I was able to get up, go to work and do all the things "normal" people" do in their everyday lives while tapering. I hope this provides you with the inspiration to help get you off of Suboxone once and for all. Wishing you tyhe very best!
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weakness of the mind and body to go back to something to feel comfortable......i dont no about you but i dont want a pill or film to make me feel good anymore, i dont want the chemicals that i put in my body anymore all i want is to be free of all this garbage.
Some one once told me "nothing good comes easy" and that is so true. not going to be easy its goin to be a little while but how ever long it takes is because how much damage I did to my self. and i dont want to do anymore.
i hope any one who reads this can have the appifiny i just had. But dont be a slave any more and dont let some n/a id**t tell u your and addict for life.....theres only choices and thats it. you can choose to or not to. and no one makes that decision but yourself
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