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i was on morphine for a week but i was in so much pain i never noticed it feeling "good," just less horrible so i could sleep i had no withdrawal.
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Pouring at least a 2-liter of Mountain Dew or other caffeinated beverage into my fat maw every day over here, but I can quit any time I want, I just don't want to. It tastes good and is good for you.
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Apr 26, 2015 22:35
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Luvcow posted:Undoubtedly most GBS posters have been addicted to something, and most still probably are. You're really lucky he took you off.
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Apr 27, 2015 00:22
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Suboxone and methadone are the real miserable withdrawals, nowhere near any of the other opiates. Morphine withdrawal is absolutely nothing compared to benzos, alcohol SSRI/N, and psych meds
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Apr 27, 2015 00:29
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Foid One posted:You're really lucky he took you off. He left me on a few more days but yes it was lucky it was in a controlled environment because if I'd been an addict outside of a hospital I'm not sure I'd have ever stopped it. stringball posted:Suboxone and methadone are the real miserable withdrawals, nowhere near any of the other opiates. can't really compare to those as I don't know, except for alcohol and cigarettes, but the feeling of withdrawals was worse than the cancer or the procedures so for me it was the worst. Please share your experiences with benzos, alcohol SSRI/N and psych meds if you feel comfortable enough to do so.
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Apr 27, 2015 00:44
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Stoic Commie posted:that means you already had bad circulation. how fat are you? does it actually mean that? i thought everyone got dizzy from their first few cigarettes
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Apr 27, 2015 01:42
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I feel bad for turning someone on, whatever that means. No one turned me on. An inclination is something you just want to do.
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Apr 27, 2015 01:50
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lean & xanax
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Zeluth posted:I feel bad for turning someone on, whatever that means. No one turned me on. scratch that patch raw though
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEI3ygPsKX8
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Apr 27, 2015 02:20
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The only time I've gotten legitimately physically hooked on a drug is when I was taking oxycodone for kidney stones. The first time I took the drug I only took one pill and it helped with the pain but it was nothing special. A couple times later and I tried two pills and I felt this amazing warm feeling go throughout my body. After that I was popping them as much as I could. Eventually when swallowing them wasn't enough I began snorting them (It was the kind of oxycodone without Tylenol in it) and that was an even bigger buzz. I took two to six pills every day for about a month. I must have gotten the prescription refilled two or three times before I peed out the stone. Eventually one night I ended up taking the last of the pills a dozing off. All I remember is waking up in a cold sweat and running to the bathroom because I had to poo poo really bad. Imagine having a terrible cold/fever combined with depression. I was in withdrawal and it was hell. You can't sleep, you can't eat and you feel like crying your eyes out for no reason. The worst of the withdrawals lasted for three or four days but I didn't get back to normal for a couple weeks. I can't imagine what heroin withdrawal is like, it must be like dieing
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i love getting head op
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Luvcow posted:. Please share your experiences with benzos, alcohol SSRI/N and psych meds if you feel comfortable enough to do so. I have never gone through alcohol or benzo, but it's common knowledge that these can kill you in severe cases. SSRI withdrawal (zoloft in my case) lasts for literal months and must be done slowly or else you will probably not be able to function. Risperidal was the other I got completely off, also done slowly. Shaking constantly, brain zaps (feels like short electrical shocks going through your body, hard to explain if you haven't felt it), very difficult to sleep. You won't have any control of your emotions, and there's a huge list of other things that may or may not happen
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