Hi everyone.
So I have struggled with morphine/opiate addiction for two years now.
The story goes as it tends to: lied to the person who was sharing them and isolated myself from everything just to use. And i ended up getting to the point where it just :felt normal"
So after all that my use was IR (PLUGGING) and I raised myself to 200-300MG IR a day.
Can someone tell me how serious that is in terms of addiction?
The issue is I actually want to stop. I cut my connections and now i do CWE (extracts) or i indulge in grams of fine powdered Kratom daily; Two or three times a day to maintain feeling "normal".
I've fought with this for over three months but even if i try to stop the withdrawal hurts. Body aches, extreme fatigue and depression- the works.
It still gets so bad that i am starting to think ireally can't taper myself off opiates.
Every time i end up giving in to the pain; otherwise i can't function and i have a very busy lifestyle at the moment.
I took two Tylenol 1s this morning and i swear because it was so low a dose it just made me feel worse. I usually extract 40 8mg pills and then do another 20 (i know, bad).
So I'm starting to think i need medical help from my doctor to slowly wean myself.
Methadone treatment to me is very embarrassing to admit. To ask or tell my doctor is hard to swallow. But I'm really thinking I'm getting no where with this; because it's been 3 months and nothing has changed. I've just been maintaining.
Personally do you think it would be a good idea to stop using the outside sources?
I'm IN drug addiction counseling and I actually truly am - and have been- taking the steps to quit.
But if methadone is considered a safer, controlled method that will help save me from this shit; I'm willing to throw all the chips on the table.
Any advice here is great and I am quite fine not switching to methadone, ever. maybe I should just stop everything and go through what I've been putting off?
So I have struggled with morphine/opiate addiction for two years now.
The story goes as it tends to: lied to the person who was sharing them and isolated myself from everything just to use. And i ended up getting to the point where it just :felt normal"
So after all that my use was IR (PLUGGING) and I raised myself to 200-300MG IR a day.
Can someone tell me how serious that is in terms of addiction?
The issue is I actually want to stop. I cut my connections and now i do CWE (extracts) or i indulge in grams of fine powdered Kratom daily; Two or three times a day to maintain feeling "normal".
I've fought with this for over three months but even if i try to stop the withdrawal hurts. Body aches, extreme fatigue and depression- the works.
It still gets so bad that i am starting to think ireally can't taper myself off opiates.
Every time i end up giving in to the pain; otherwise i can't function and i have a very busy lifestyle at the moment.
I took two Tylenol 1s this morning and i swear because it was so low a dose it just made me feel worse. I usually extract 40 8mg pills and then do another 20 (i know, bad).
So I'm starting to think i need medical help from my doctor to slowly wean myself.
Methadone treatment to me is very embarrassing to admit. To ask or tell my doctor is hard to swallow. But I'm really thinking I'm getting no where with this; because it's been 3 months and nothing has changed. I've just been maintaining.
Personally do you think it would be a good idea to stop using the outside sources?
I'm IN drug addiction counseling and I actually truly am - and have been- taking the steps to quit.
But if methadone is considered a safer, controlled method that will help save me from this shit; I'm willing to throw all the chips on the table.
Any advice here is great and I am quite fine not switching to methadone, ever. maybe I should just stop everything and go through what I've been putting off?
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