Carl Landrover
Bluelighter
^ It is definitely helpful...but I gotta say, that is a kinda of self-control in its own (not asking).
Oh definitely, even then I was glad I held back from asking.
I worry that I'm going to snap though and try to pick up off the street. I don't get want to get arrested or shot or anything.
Clean now for 9+ months, weening off of suboxone slowly now as well. I'm happy and sober for the most part. Been wanting to do coke lately though, don't really know why but I've been having cravings. I've thought about dope but haven't done any nor been around anyone using. So basically all is well for me, hope the rest of you are doing good!
-dp
This'll be my 4th time coming off suboxone and oddly enough I've craved coke every time. The first 2 times were especially odd since I'd only done it about 6-10 times, but I've gotten more versed in it over the past year and definitely crave it a lot as I'm getting closer to being off.
I actually picked some coke up last weekend and I've been craving it ever since. Even though it's caused me a lot of respiratory problems, I think part of it is the fact that I fucking love doing lines. I really don't understand why, but there is something I really love about doing rail after rail. AH!


The hardest part seems to be being patient. After feeling like I fucked a bunch of things up, I'm always so eager to try to fix everything quickly and have everything instantly return to normal. It takes a lot of time and work. Cravings are there and are intense at times, but they get easier to deal with and 'being normal' starts becoming a lot easier. Each day builds off the work done on the day before.