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how to avoid wds

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dwamn

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if i take dexedrine one the then the next day xanax then the next day oxycodone/dilaudid will i avoid wds
 
I think it depends on your usage of oxy/dilaudid. From experience I would say it would help to calm the reward mechanism but not the physical aspects of opioid withdrawal.
 
you think i would go through opiate wds if i only use them twice a week
 
my tolerance is hella high so i take more than anyone i've ever met but if i do a different drug once every three days i think ill be fine
 
Opiate dependency seems to only come on in chronic day to day usage of ANY opiates. So you may be doing 3 different drugs on 3 different days but if they are all opiates you are just potentiating the problem... But if you are only doing opiates one day or every other day or whatever, I would say it is unlikely you'll have any w/d... unless its psychosomatic.
 
nah i'm thinking benzos one day amps the next and opiates the next and rotating doses in that order
 
i think this has a good chance of working for a decent length if time. I also like your order.. i would also try opiates, amp, banzo.. not that it will make much of a difference but If i were attempting this I would rather have a little more opiate on board when i switched to the amps with a bezo following.. dont think it would make that much difference but I think that order would make me happier.

I know it likely not something you will be into dwamn.. but why not add a day after the benzos where you just role celan and get some exercise.. may make all the buzzes better,, just a thought.
 
One thing with taking the Dexedrine is you may find it hard to sleep. So be careful that you are not tempted to break your resolution on the day that you're meant not to take any opiate or benzo.
 
My suggestion since I too have faced opiate WD is to go to your doctor and try to get suboxone.. it takes away all physical WD symptoms for me and even the mental cravings but doesn't give much of a buzz. But I guess that's only if you want to try to get off the opi otherwise I'd say your benzo then amp plan would work but why would you want to live that way?
 
i used to take subutex but i hurt too much now for that to work and for some reason dexedrine helps my pain a lot and the day i take benzos i plan to just lay in bed and sleep
 
I see. Well whatever works for you is what you must do really.. Can't be very healthy on the heart to go from amps to benzos constantly though.
 
It's hard to do this. You will most likely end up addicted to one or all of them being fucked up on something everyday.... we all set boundaries and limits with drugs and most of us break them at one point or another....the fact that you want to take something everyday is already addictive behavior.
 
i know i'm an addict i just wanna stay out of opiate and amp withdrawals that shit sucks never hand benzo wds so not to worried about that
 
I think if it avoiding wd and need to function like Work or take care of kids that an Imodium and cimetidine with tonic regimen is by far the most effective way. Imo anyway.
 
dwamn said:
i know i'm an addict i just wanna stay out of opiate and amp withdrawals that shit sucks never hand benzo wds so not to worried about that
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Just for HR's sake so it said in this thread. Benzo WD is the worst WD out of the 3 drug types you are talking about. You can die from it & have to be medically detoxed to come clean from them safely. Next on the list is opiate WD, there is no need for medical supervision for this type of WD but you will sure feel like you're dying. Stims are another animal as far as WD is concerned. There is no physical WD like benzos & opis, but there can be a very strong psychological WD depending on your usage, predisposition to addiction, etc..

I'm not trying to school anybody, as I'm fairly sure mostly everyone who posted on this thread already knew this information. Just more putting it out there for HR & for any uninformed people who may come across this thread in the future. Also I'd like to say the OP's idea could possibly work for a short period of time. But if you were to do this for many months in a row you would most likely end up with a poly drug addiction. Just my 2 cents.
 
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i've gone through the worst opiate wds ever from doing 450mg shots of oxy 5 times a day and dexedrine stayed up for a week and felt sad and extremely anxous thats why i wanna take everything 3 days apart
 
Maybe consider having an actual medical with a nurse and it won't be as bad and then you can move on with your life and your family.... otherwise man take the suboxone route or thing won't end well for you.. saying this to you as a BL brother..

I love opiates too but it takes many lives and souls...
 
op@28 - Could you please elaborate on the method you had mentioned (the imodium and cimetidine with tonic regimen)? I have recently made the transition from methadone to suboxone...days 1, 2, and 3 were ABSOLUTE HELL! I am going on day 5 feeling quite a bit better but still have mild withdrawal symptoms...occasional chills, still real achy, no appetite (and if I try to eat it comes out one end or the other fairly quickly), have ZERO energy and episodes of depression come and go and super emotional. Tomorrow I go back to work and my son comes home so I really need to get it together!

If anyone has any suggestions on what I can do or take (legally) to help me get back to feeling like myself again would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

If it helps, I am on 20mgs of suboxone, .4mg of clonidine 3x a day, and 100mgs of trazadone at night.
 
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