I believe I went into it with the invincibility complex; I simply felt that, based on my prior drug use, that addiction occurred in individuals with weak will-power. Furthermore, I was in a bit of denial that physical addiction actually existed. In retrospect, this was complete ignorance and I would recommend STRONGLY that no one (in the U.S.) dabble with heroin in this anti-drug prohibitionist society. You're only setting yourself up for failure. There are some countries that have been a bit more progressive with allowing alternative modes of opioid maintenance (read: heroin clinics), but these countries are few and far between, and even if you reside in one of these countries, it's probably not too easy to get inducted into one of these programs without an extensive history of relapse/treatment/relapse in addition to exhausting all other (methadone/buprenorphine) therapies.
Also, it is not VERY likely that you will be in the small-ish percentage who is able to restrict their use on weekends.
I've been at this for 8 years and counting... wish I had the foresight to not get myself into this; but, such is life...
Also, it is not VERY likely that you will be in the small-ish percentage who is able to restrict their use on weekends.
I've been at this for 8 years and counting... wish I had the foresight to not get myself into this; but, such is life...


