Ya know I got the idea from my great granparents rubbing rum or moonshine on my gums when teething.Phobophobic is writing this down...![]()
My mum told me that her dad used to blow cigarette smoke in her ear to " help", with ear aches, good godYa know I got the idea from my great granparents rubbing rum or moonshine on my gums when teething.
Said maybe the rum will help.
Added comfort never hurts specially when one is about to lose it from pain in the face.
Peace
I snort coke bc it’s fun and gives me energySo why do we or YOU continue this game of addiction? Speaking on behalf of any substance you feel the erge to do daily/ several times a day..
Mine is because I want to feel great and have an awesome day..but MOSTLY because I want to stock pile up on a plethora of my favorites so I have them at any time but also be in the state of living without addiction and just chipping, take it or leave it but best believe I'll have it.
Not sure if this is from a fear of never seeing said drug(s) ever again or because I keep failing at that main goal, of being the master of my own will and being able to use at random instead of all the time. This is how I fail bc the addiction forces me to eventually finish all that I have left.
I am not exactly sure but subs have given me this power to maintain without DOC and stock up..but you know.. all good things must come to an end or good riddance? All in all the subs are to keep me clean not to capitalize for a great relapse. Yet this game continues.
But it doesn't last. I was so happy when I finally got morphine from my doc, and the first few dosages were great of course but after some weeks or a few months it began to act as a pure depressant. The antidepressant effects are only there if I increase the dosage which isn't sustainable. A friend ended up taking 2.4 grams of morphine every other day and still got some depression between. My highest dosage were 600mg, then I realized that it wouldn't work out in the long term and quit. Also quit the antidepressant venlafaxine I was taking and after some time I began to feel better. I miss the morphine but more do I miss dissociatives, they are the best antidepressants I've ever encountered.Morphine is the best antidepressant ever.
Morphine was probably my favorite opioid, but for some reason it gave me a hangover like no other. If I took it before bed, I'd wake up with the worst headache and nausea of my life. It seemed to feel "dirtier" than the newer ones. I've done Oxy/Percocet, Vicodin, Opana, Dilaudid, Methadone, Demerol and Tramadol, and none of them made me feel sick the way that morphine did.Morphine is the best antidepressant ever.
Morphine was probably my favorite opioid, but for some reason it gave me a hangover like no other. If I took it before bed, I'd wake up with the worst headache and nausea of my life. It seemed to feel "dirtier" than the newer ones. I've done Oxy/Percocet, Vicodin, Opana, Dilaudid, Methadone, Demerol and Tramadol, and none of them made me feel sick the way that morphine did.
That's probably a good thing though, because I liked it waaaay too much!
So why do we or YOU continue this game of addiction? Speaking on behalf of any substance you feel the erge to do daily/ several times a day..
Mine is because I want to feel great and have an awesome day..but MOSTLY because I want to stock pile up on a plethora of my favorites so I have them at any time but also be in the state of living without addiction and just chipping, take it or leave it but best believe I'll have it.
Not sure if this is from a fear of never seeing said drug(s) ever again or because I keep failing at that main goal, of being the master of my own will and being able to use at random instead of all the time. This is how I fail bc the addiction forces me to eventually finish all that I have left.
I am not exactly sure but subs have given me this power to maintain without DOC and stock up..but you know.. all good things must come to an end or good riddance? All in all the subs are to keep me clean not to capitalize for a great relapse. Yet this game continues.