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Heroin Severe septic shock

Damn that unlucky. I used to be super-sterile, but i've been getting slopping lately (cloudy water from a 2 week old bottle of water, not usring a fresh cotton every time, a janky ass rig). But i've never gotten an abcess (I once had a vein clog from a 1.3g shot i didnt purify; i hit tiny subcutaneous veins, and I never miss. If i start to I immediately stop + I use a lot of water) or an infection or anything else along those lines, so I must be doing something right. I also just got back an HIV/Hep test and am clean. I guess I'm really lucky, but i'm going to start being super sterile again.
 
hydrochron said:
That's definently crazy! Props to not being a quiter and going on suboxone.
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going on suboxone is most definitely not being a "quitter". Thats an extremely ignorant thing to say.

Suboxone has allowed a shitload of people to get themselves clean(completely clean of opiates including subs after there done) and better themselves so they can move on with there lives.
It also gives people time to re-adjust to living a normal life without having that urge everyday to get a fix (this is extremely common, especially in experienced, long term addicts). And that in itself makes it so much easier for someone to move on in life with a much smaller chance of relapse compared to cold turkey or other quick methods of getting off of opiates.

If you had any idea how many more people who used cold turkey method or a similar quick detox to get clean relapsed compared to people who got clean using suboxone you wouldnt be saying that getting on subs is being a "quitter". Its quite the opposite actually, its more like being a "thinker" as in someone who actually uses there brain to realize that they need long term maintanence to get that "urge" out of there mind and body so they have the highest probability of staying clean, once they jump off the subs completely after a well planned taper.

I hope your ignorance on this subject has been destroyed.
 
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