ABetterWay
Bluelighter
Omg YES, where you talk about lower dose and everything being so much more ALIVE. It's true. Isn't it strange, how, when on it, you don't FEEL like your mind is fuzzy or dulled, but once you come off or even substantially lower your dose, you see so clearly that yes, indeed, you have been living in a world of....like, soft-focus? Lol.ABW, I hear ya when you talk about that point in wd where, to me, it's also the make or break point. That is also the tough time for me as well. I just have no interest in anything and all my worries come back ten-fold. I'm already a wreck physically, and the mental suffering part becomes such a strain. I have decided to try to take my meds every other day. I'm hoping that will help keep my dose lower. Taking the large amount I have been doesn't help extra pain relief-wise, and just makes the wd that much worse when I do run out. And I always run out. One thing I've noticed is that when my dose is lower, everything seems so much more "alive" in the world. It's hard to explain, but colors are more vibrant and things are more interesting etc. I don't know. Maybe I'm just imagining things. I hope you guys are all hanging in there another day
Xoxo
It's true.
How are you hanging in there with your every other day routine? That's tough. I know, I always think, if I could get down to where I take something on exceptionally bad or busy (=I will pay for it later because it's more than I can physically handle) days, and never take in a row enough that wd would creep in, that would be ideal.
I'm not sure if I'm capable. Not yet anyway. Maybe one day, far away from my final quit.
Because the longer I go, the easier it is to break that habitual aspect, where routine revolves around it.
How are you feeling today, hon? I hope you are well, in mind and body. Sending much love to you. Xoxoxoxo