SurferChic
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I start detox next week. I’m dreading it but Cocaine has ruined my life. I love it of course.
Tips anyone?! What should I expect?
Thanks
Tips anyone?! What should I expect?
Thanks

Congrats for taking the giant leap to get well. You can do this.I start detox next week. I’m dreading it but Cocaine has ruined my life. I love it of course.
Tips anyone?! What should I expect?
Thanks![]()
You will have the greatest chance of success at inpatient. I know we all want to do it at home ( more comfortable, more control ) but that's not what we need. We need to be UN-comfortable and give up our control. As we obviously don't have any over our drug use when we are home.Thank youSo, you think I wait and go inpatient? That’s what my support worker and doctor think, they were dead against me doing it at home.
Nothing really, a few weeks to a month of nightmares, it's mostly psychological. Get off thwt nasty shit before u die.I start detox next week. I’m dreading it but Cocaine has ruined my life. I love it of course.
Tips anyone?! What should I expect?
Thanks![]()
i say do what you can at home but do the inpatient too. they have funded you for a reason. it doesn't mean you just go balls to the wall til you get in, because the more you can do for yourself beforehand, the more you will get out of the IP. honestly take every bit of help you are offered, it gives you the best chance of succeeding. if social services are involved then being shown to be compliant with your treatment plan, and proactive yourself, should help. i've met people who were only allowed supervised visits with their kids and had their access hugely increased once they had successfully completed rehab, though obviously they were still kept tabs on.Thank youSo, you think I wait and go inpatient? That’s what my support worker and doctor think, they were dead against me doing it at home.
Yep… you’re right re: uncomfortable.You will have the greatest chance of success at inpatient. I know we all want to do it at home ( more comfortable, more control ) but that's not what we need. We need to be UN-comfortable and give up our control. As we obviously don't have any over our drug use when we are home.
Yeppers............inpatient it is. Some hard work man but if you really want it I am willing to bet you will come out a much more stable and happier person.
Give it a shot.....What do you have to lose. Your family and real life stuff will still be there when you get out.