i do have hepc greeneyes , antabuse? i dnno that seems kinda shitty ....i dont want to be sick if ai get booze, even though im throwup everymorning ,ya the gaba was working but then i got booze
nah i dont have a IV oxy dependent habit
So all you're battling currently is EtOH dependence (not that opioid addiction isn't a constant life battle). Are you drinking to get drunk, or are you drinking to stay 'normal'?
About disulfiram (Antabuse) it's merely a latch ditch effort, even more last ditch than naltrexone implants are to opioids. They just block. I couldn't even imagine a drug which caused 5mg of hydrocodone to put you into acute WDs (without any prior dependence).
The antabuse after one experience is meant to dissuade you from even taking a sip of alcohol, as you know. If you can't get to that stage it would just be a whole lotta pain for you.
The gabapentin was working by itself to remove symptoms of alcohol withdrawal? If so this all comes down to a self control problem, which we as addicts are all too familiar with. The drunken effects you felt from gabapentin 900mg (slight drunken, slight euphoria) wear off quite rapidly, like 1-3 days rapidly, and massive increases in dose won't do a damn thing. If you continue to take gabapentin with alcohol you will merely be compounding the problem. If you think alcohol withdrawal is bad, gabapentin+alcohol withdrawal will be exponentially bad. In other words, one or the other. Even if you use the gabapentin day 1, drink day 2, gabapentin day 3, would be far better than your current use. Just trying single alcohol free days with gabapentin could be the stepping stone you require. (this does not mean take gabapentin at night to avoid the morning WDs, and then drink)
I know this is more of a pharmacological discussion in a forum meant for emotional issues and recovery. Us addicts are addicts for life, but that does not mean at all that you need to be dependant on drugs all your life, or that you can't live a normal life. I feel for you, though I have never had dependency issues (just abused them) with gabagerics, but I understand that they can trump opioid acute WD pain.
Even if you don't know why you posted it, it's a start.
Things can always get better.
If you tried a diazepam taper like I mentioned, could you find the will to abstain from alcohol if you were feeling "normal"?
Things to keep in mind:
1. You can get better. Hep C is not a death sentence (life is a death sentence), and you can live a normal life.
2. You are not a failure, no matter how many times you have failed to get clean, you have a medical issue. All us addicts do.
3. People care about you, if not your immediate family (you mentioned your Mom, so I'm sure she does if you're worried about her hearing you heaving), then people in TDS, or BL in general. I care about you and only wish the best.
4. You are struggling with the most commonly abused drug in the US, and it is incredibly hard to stop due to it's cheap price, and universal availability.
My thoughts are with you buddy