u could be right...the opinion i have is scientifical facts
i said its relief
your addicted and u get relief EVERY TIME you take it.
ur saying u still get the SAME, great feeling everytime you redose and you've been doin this for years everyday, i dont know man, it just doesnt add up
For starters you just said "scientifical". That should end the discussion but here is a little more information.
Chronic pain is a bitch. He didn't say "great" feeling. There is a vast difference between medicinal usage and recreational usage. For me, the same pain relief is still brought about (and it's been over a year) by the same dosage.
This is one of the things pain management doctors are looking for. While they except some amount of dosage titration they don't expect to find it every few months (with a few exceptions: cancer, terminally ill, etc).
However for
functioning chronic pain sufferers (i.e. not dying) it is found time (and time again) that they settle into a certain dosage and they are set for many years (unless there is an increase in pain).
Call any pain clinic, tell them you are doing a study for your school on the difference between terminally ill and functioning chronic pain sufferers. If someone will take the time to meet with you, you'll find that everything LT and I are saying is true.
The moment you stop viewing narcotics as
medicine and decide they are a gateway to
recreation, you lose. You will constantly chase the "high" and you will never get there.
However, when used as prescribed (shocking!) you will find a dose that offers adequate pain relief but does
not get you "high". Because you aren't looking for a high. You are looking for relief.