20 Days Since Last Dose; No Withdrawals at All?

[Xorkoth]

To answer your question directly, then: no, I have not experienced this. I did have a couple of months up front where I didn't experience withdrawals but then I started getting them and they got worse every time.

Also, you have to understand that on a forum of addicts, people are going to react to what you're saying and try to warn you, based on their own experiences. It's coming from a place of caring. I did not feel that I could, in good conscience, not say it. My guess is that eventually your luck will run out, but maybe you ARE some medical anomaly. The types of things you've said are the same things, practically verbatim, that I have said to myself and that many people have said to themselves before things went bad. Maybe that's not how it is for you but we're not in your head, so we have to use our own experiences to try to answer as best as we think we can. You posted this in The Dark Side, so that's the kind of responses you're going to get. No one here is being retarded, we're trying to be honest based on our own experiences. If you want an answer more suited to what you're looking for, try posting in Other Drugs, or maybe Neuroscience and Pharmacology Discussion, although in there it would be best to word it as a question about whether there is a mechanism for this being possible. It's certainly not something I have ever heard about happening before at those high levels of use.

 

[methamaniac]

I was being sarcastic

But hey, who knows this guy/girl may actually be the bees knees. It wouldn't be the first time it I was wrong.
I just want to stay honest so i dont have people thinking withdrawls are something you can play with. Hell drug use for that matter

 

[Costa Rica]

Update: turns out loperamide just works very very well as a maintenance drug. I never honestly thought that could be what it was. I mean 300mg of oxy to 6-8mg of loperamide? I should've experienced SOME withdrawals surely. So who knows. Anyway, I'm convinced loperamide is a godsend for withdrawals. Also for those wondering I haven't used (aside from lope) since I posted this thread. I've recently been about 4 months out of any type of illicit drug use.

 

[B2621]

Wow so you were taking Lope? Iv pretty much been taking 120-300mg a day for prob 6 years n I want to be done but I'm so scared of the w/d

 

[fizzymk]

Woah....... You sir/mam are a medical anomaly.
Please find a scientist and have them study your DNA so the rest of will have a cure.
Dang lucky I tell ya
CONGRATS

YES, I was about to say the exact same thing!! Maybe you are 'special' and are the answer to everyones withdrawl nightmares?!!

That would be great if doctors could find a real treatment so NO ONE would ever have to go thru ANY withdrawls, no matter what their DOC was, Ive always thought, in this regard, the human body is of poor design, I mean, its basically our brains receptors causing the problems, when we use our DOCs, we like the way it makes us feel, nothing wrong with that imo, BUT if the person suddenly stops using them, the body DOES NOT automatically kick in and keep those receptors 'satisfied', instead they make the entire body suffer intense symptoms...and many last for ungodly amounts of time..LOL...CMON, this is ridiculous! God, or whoever designed and 'built' our brains/bodies did a fucking piss poor job in this area!

I could almost understand going thru withdrawls IF each and every day got progressively better without using, but this is not the case, most of the time, as the days pass without any drugs being used, the w/ds get worse and worse, if each day got better than the last, this is something people could live with and endure, compared to how it works now, which is causing people to kill themselves, OD on other drugs, and NUMEROUS other problems.....this is clearly a 'design' flaw and hopefully we are reaching a point in time, where we can fix the mess our creator(s) caused.