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Good luck mable. Please do let me know how you get on. You may need to take more than the recommended dose on the bottle - just bear that in mind:)
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There is a herb called Kratom that has helped many people get off opiates. It stops withdrawls and stops pain. Do alot of research online and see if it is somthing your brother would like to try. I used it and it work for me. It was a God Send!!!
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Hi my dad has been doing these for im not sure how long but its  been awhile. Also so has my mom. she is no where near as bad as my dad is but im trying my best to help and im not sure what to do he does it to get "high" she does it not to hurt. they say they both want to stop but they  dont know what to do. i am now 20 year old and before this addiction they were clean from meth for 5 years. i wish they would stop but they cant go away to treatment with now inharited 2 young girls they have to take care of. please if you have any suggestions please let me know. thanks

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What you said here is soooo true,,,,pills will rob you of your very soul. I've been an addict for about 10 years, been there and done that as well, rode the rollercoaster of benging and withdrawing, shooting pills, snorting them, even tried smoking them. Plus I mixed other street drugs in as well. I am a mother of 3 daughters, was an RN worked 15 years in the ER and was a damn good nurse. Pills just got the best of me, and I saw it all slip away. I got clean off the pills and everything else for a year, except a little weed, then I started back on the pills because of my back pain. I do have 5 fractures in my back and have real pain. So I feel like I have a disease and I am allergic to the cure. One is never enough and one is too many. dammed if I do dammed if I don't. I think it's going to come down to accepting a pain filled life and quit all opiates, or let the pills kill me, which they will. I was lucky and beat them twice before, I am so afraid this time around will be my strike 3.
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What is the name of what you are talking about? What are the ingredients, tell me about it. Sounds too good to be true!
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Can someone please tell me how to come off opiates with as little as possible pain , I will pay if needed

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I have been lurking this page for about three days now. I will be at 72 hours since my last dose at around 11pm. I feel awful. I'm so emotional and just so uneasy. I want to use so bad it's insane yet I don't becaus ei know I'm ready to kick this junk. I have used percs and any other pain pills I could get my hands on for nearly four years. I've gotten clean for a couple weeks at a time but always fall back. I hate myself for what I'm doing. I have three beautiful children and an amazing husband. I just want to succeed and make it through this nightmare. Never did I intend to become an addict, it happened. I guess I just need a good support system and I'm seeking out someone here as you all thus far seem to really be able to talk to eachother. My husband supports me but really just doesn't understand what I'm going thru and the rest of my family has no clue what's going on. How can I get thru this?

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Maeng da Kratom.


I was hopelessly addicted to pain pills. At my worst I was spending 900 a week on them. I never thought I could get clean. I got tired of the withdrawals and said screw it. I ordered maeng da Krotan, and have felt 0 withdrawal symptoms. I sleep great, eat well and no body pains at all. Do yourself a favor and get on this stuff. My guy called me yesterday to buy pills. I laughed in his face. I'm done with pills and I feel so great.
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I've been an addict 16 years. Went on suboxen for 2. it did help some but I used it to use and not withdrawal when I was out. Im on day 5 right now of nothing for the 1st time in 16 years. Im just manning up and fighting through it. Subocen withdrawals are just as bad as opiate. Just tell yourself u can do it and pray. Alot. Aleve and sleeping pills are your best friend. 16 years. If I can do it, so can you. Good luck
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I am having a complete melt down today. I spend the entire day trying to score some pills. What a waste of time! Waste of life! I have tried so many different methods to kick this habit, some actually worked really well with the WD pains. But I've come to the conclusion that the problem is in my head. For some reason I can't let go. I don't like living this way, but I can't imagine being able to do anything in life sober. I don't remember life before the pills. I feel so helpless and hopeless. I pray everyday for strength. I don't know what to do. I suffer from depression already, takes meds for that. Legally prescribed ones. I think that the only way someone can successfully quit is if they are ready. My problem is that I don't think I will ever be ready. I guess what I'm looking for is support. I can't get any from the people in my life so I turn to this forum. Please pray for me. Pray that I will find the strength to break out of this prison and get my life back.
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Get your facts straight... Suboxone will get you off the opiate withdrawal and the withdrawal from suboxone is far less severe.. Trust me I have been through it many times. If you slowly ween off the subs you will almost have little to no symptoms just lethargy and tiredness.
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I was heavily addicted to exorbitant amounts of norco until very recently.  I got started on the hideous path of pain pills due to terrible, chronic pain, and doctors prescribed it to me.  Once their prescriptions get you horrifically hooked; however, they tend to lose all mercy and see the addict they've created as a problem and a risk to their reputation.  I've found that doctors that were at first sympathetic turned hard and cold when they couldn't figure out the problem and the addiction to the pills had become a definite issue.  I instantly turned into a lowlife and a junkie in their eyes :(  It's so UNFAIR!

I found help though!  Finally, I saw a pain doctor and he put me on Subutex.  I've been on that for a couple of weeks, and have not touched a norco, nor have I been tempted by them, since I took my first dose of Subutex.  I hope to get off of it quickly, as I know it is also addictive, but boy was it a Godsend for me in getting off of the norco -- I was desperate..had tried weaning down on my own a couple of times and found it agonizing and impossible.  I thought that a rehab center would be my only hope to live, (and I was losing the will to live) until I started the Subutex.  It took away almost all withdrawals, and I'm feeling better and better every day that I'm off of norco (it was creating much worse pain than my actual condition (bulging discs in my back) creates on its own.)  Norco and Vicodin are capable of putting a human being through absolute hell.. after awhile that nice feeling they create no longer happens..they begin instead to create horrific pain to keep one dependent on them.. if the cycle isn't stopped, a person can easily end up dying from overdose.  I thank God that that didn't happen to me.. it easily could have.  

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I was heavily addicted to exorbitant amounts of norco until very recently. I got started on the hideous path of pain pills due to terrible, chronic pain, and doctors prescribed it to me. Once their prescriptions get you horrifically hooked; however, they tend to lose all mercy and see the addict they've created as a problem and a risk to their reputation. I've found that doctors that were at first sympathetic turned hard and cold when they couldn't figure out the problem and the addiction to the pills had become a definite issue. I instantly turned into a lowlife and a junkie in their eyes :( It's so UNFAIR!



I found help though! Finally, I saw a pain doctor and he put me on Subutex. I've been on that for a couple of weeks, and have not touched a norco, nor have I been tempted by them, since I took my first dose of Subutex. I hope to get off of it quickly, as I know it is also addictive, but boy was it a Godsend for me in getting off of the norco -- I was desperate..had tried weaning down on my own a couple of times and found it agonizing and impossible. I thought that a rehab center would be my only hope to live, (and I was losing the will to live) until I started the Subutex. It took away almost all withdrawals, and I'm feeling better and better every day that I'm off of norco (it was creating much worse pain than my actual condition (bulging discs in my back) creates on its own.) Norco and Vicodin are capable of putting a human being through absolute hell.. after awhile that nice feeling they create no longer happens..they begin instead to create horrific pain to keep one dependent on them.. if the cycle isn't stopped, a person can easily end up dying from overdose. I thank God that that didn't happen to me.. it easily could have.



I so relate to stressing over where to get enough pills. It is no way to live..you are so right about that. You can kick this.. you need a pain doctor (specialist) to help you, and there are drugs out there that make kicking these nasty opiates SO much easier than I ever thought possible when I was in the middle of it all. I will pray for you! Many people prayed for me, and I know that's why I finally found guidance as to the issues I was facing and what to do about them. I am SO happy and relieved to be on the road to recovery..I am doing so much better than I was just a week ago..since beginning treatment, my main problem has been fatigue, but that is starting to get better too. You can totally do this! You have to!
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hi just wanted towrite something here,iv been shooting up hydromorph and morphine for 5 months but have been eating and snorting oxycontins for 6 years,anywhere from 40 mg a day too 300 mg a day ,and if it was a day wen i only had the 40 mg i was sicker then a dog,i cant beat this alone iv also been on methadone off n on for past 4 years or more and have been up to 120mg of meth down to 5 mg of meth but then fuckup and get rite back screwed up n end up sellin everything and not havin muny,can anyone give me a list of stuff like tramadol and popppyseed anything else wil it help other then narcotics like methadone

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Wow.

This was posted a long time ago now. I hope you're doing better today. It saddens me that our vets are treated so poorly. God bless you....
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