@sameoldshit: I'm not sure about your suboxone dosage either now, after attempting to read that post. I think you are on 1-2mg a day, correct? Anyway, I really don't get why you use suboxone and other opiates in the same day. Even though you are on a low enough dose to be able to get high later on in the day, the high will always be better if you wait longer. I always wait at least 36 hours (usually closer to 60 hours) after taking suboxone before taking another opiate. It takes a good 30 hours after taking my suboxone before I feel any type of withdrawal, so there is no need to be dosing like that if you are getting high later on in the day. If you are going to do the suboxone shuffle, do it like 1-2mg of suboxone in the morning, and then do your other opiates not that night, but the following night.
@@sameol, I have tghat same prob wqhen I am high.. I just type and type and type lol. But yeah this forum serves it's purpose IMO. Anyone who thinks it doesn't is crazy.
We are kind of the 1st generation of having easy access to this knowledge. Imagine people who are in their 60s-70s now.. when they were getting high all the harmful shit they probably did. They probably would just like mix dope with water and shoot it not even cotton filter. Honestly shooting really is something not to be taken lightly. It is very easy once you get over the hump of learning how to hold/anchor your syringe and also registering. Starting out though you can do some damage if you don't educate your self. Ideally you'd have someon eexperienced there to help you/guide you through it. But personally I say don't shoot at all. I "switched" to shooting and aside from getting a rush it's not all that. Sniffing gets you just as high (once your tolerance kind of levels out) and I thikn you stay high longer than IVing.
If you are going to IV it's best to get research about HR when doing it, and then have someone show you how. Like you say later on in this post, a lot of experienced users don't really practice HR when IVing, so even though they can help you hit, they might be heating their dope, using an old cotton filter, and re-use their needle a bunch of times.
I don't know what I woulda done if it wasn't for bluelight. I mean I still made my mistakes and shit drug wise but I was always very safe and educated thanks to this site. If it wasn't for BL I know I surely would have made some mistakes along the way, like taking way too much apap, taking toomuch ecstasy, maintaining on a 32mg bupe dose LOL just to name a few.
Same here. My doctor had me on 32mg of bupe when my habit had only been 4 bags of dope 3x a week, and I had been using a lot less at that time due to probation.
This is how he thought it worked. In his head he knew you needed a lighter, a dirty old metal spoon, his one and only syringe, and of course the dope.
Yea man, the first time I IV'd I did it "Hollywood Style" too. I cooked up my east coast powder in my spoon, got a big ol belt strapped around my arm even though my veins are easy to see, and then I expected to register automatically. I thought the blood would just pour into the syringe right when I was in the vein since you don't really think about drawing back the syringe when you see it in the movies. I ended up stabbing around a bunch of times, and then I finally got a little bit of blood to pour in on its own probably since I had the belt on so tight it was making my veins have a lot of pressure in them.
He was addicted for a few months, went to rehab, relapsed for a few weeks, then detoxed with his parents and came out alive yo. It's been atleast a half decade sense he used any drugs. He is honestly the only person I know in real life that had a legit or semi legit iv dope habit and turned his life around. I think the fact that his problem was brought to his parents attention so early on, it didn't give him time to get horribly mentally addicted. He was definitely phsyically dependent but I know that the first few months along when I started opiates, I could take it or leave it. That feeling \faded.. slowly but surely..slow enough so as to not notice but soon your like FUCK I have no choice.
I know two people that had legit habits back when I first started, but have sense gotten clean. One of them just stopped one day, and put it all behind him. He was a well know druggie too, like that's all he was known for. He loved his benzos too, and I remember seeing him driving with a huge indent in his car from a recent accident, and he blew a red light almost causing another accident, and when someone honked at him he put his hands up like he was oblivious to what he was doing. Another time I heard him talking about xanax and I told him I would give him a .5 football, and he started jumping up and down saying it was like christmas. Then one day he went to college and just went back to smoking weed and drinking beers, and cut off all of his addict friends.
The other friend that successfully stopped did so after a year of inpatient rehab. He was young enough that when he got out he got a decent job and started dating a girl that didn't mess around with drugs, so he just left his addict life behind him. He had been a legit addict too. He was the first person I knew that went to Bushwick to cop his dope, and he was sniffing 14 bags a day (all good dope too) before switching to IV, and then he went away to inpatient rehab for a year for pissing dirty in treatment court.
Unfortunately for me my opaite addiction was forming at a time in my life when I was living alone, flew the coup, and didn't really have any people to call me out on it. Like most addicts.. I hid my problem well.. I think people kidn of knew something was up but would be/or have been blown away to hear iv dope.
Yea man I feel like sometime it's worse when drugs don't really effect you too negatively, because then you don't have as much incentive to quit. Like for me, quitting doesn't seem that necessary since I don't get high more than 2-3x a week, I don't spend much on it, and since physically you really can't tell I use (no track marks, no weight changes, etc..) nobody can call me out on it. For people like us it's like paddling upstream, but for hardcore addicts it's like going down a waterfall. The quicker they fall, the quicker they can begin to rebuild, but if you never really fall, you just stay in a standstill.
@@Tommyboy
When did you get your MOD status back yo?
2 days ago or something. I'm over in Support though, helping out noobs and people that like to challenge authority.
