dieselbaby
Bluelighter
Alright...I really need to know. OP, what did you end up deciding?
Honestly that all sounds great but man I just don't think I'm ready to stop getting high yet.
bacterial meningitis spread to his his brain and killed him...it was on the local news yesterday
bacterial meningitis spread to his his brain and killed him...it was on the local news yesterday
I think the people calling you pathetic are being a little harsh
I think the people calling you pathetic are being a little harsh. Opiate withdrawals can be pure hell and desperation is often felt in the throes of an addiction. I think that if you agreed to get the naltrexone implant put in, then subconsciously there must be some part of you that wants to stop using. If you really wanted to be using, then you would be doing so by any means possible. If that meant that you would disagree to get the implant, move out of your parents house (although it sounds like you were already out of the house..."coming home for x-mas vacation") and do whatever you wanted & kept getting high. Instead, you went along with it. .
^ YES.
If the OP doesn't care about this, others can still read it, maybe have some sort of epiphany from this.
True story.But then the story would be "my parents forced me to do surgery on myself and I got a gaping abcess and now they wont speak to me"
Man up. This is some sad shit indeed... but if you keep fucking your parents over, there will be irrepairable damage.
My parent's wouldn't have done that, even if my life was being threatened, I'm sure.I'm still not on great terms with my folks after years have passed since they spent thousands bailing me out of drug debts.
I thought of something a few days ago but opted not to say it.
Now I realize that all the facts should be presented and make your own decision (but shit man, don't cut it out, it will only cause trouble down the road).
Suboxone would alleviate the WDs. Far better than any other opioid you would try to use for that purpose. But you're already so close to the WDs being over (oxy WD, right?), you should ride it out if you can. It seems like its been at least 3-4 days. You must be over the hump by now.
So, suboxone would probably help you. But if you're over the hump, ride it out, call the parents, tell them of your success, and reap the benefits. Live well.
Yep. All the logic in the world vs. a shot of dope. I wonder who would win. The key is willpower.It's hard to take advice on shit like this when that junkie part of your brain is telling you to do some crazy shit ya know?
It doesn't matter if you forget it. Its been almost 1.5 years since I've done it, I might be able to remember it if I try, but I just don't care about it anymore. If you try, you don't have to worry about forgetting it. Yes, you can forget it, but more important is that you just don't think about it. Thats success, IMO.Because I honestly wonder if I will ever be able to forget about that great feeling that comes about 10-15 seconds after I register and pull that spike out of my arm.
You do. You'll do the right thing.Who knows.
wow.
just... wow. who else saw this coming?
actually its about 3 days. Naltrexone has a similar half life to sub. I think about 36 hours or so. Not sure.
Well, I was on it for only one week and I couldn't get high until the 4th day.
And I was stupid enough to try each day too.