Kicking my oxy habbit

[Newyorkcity]

Please I need help how to overcome this problem. I been sniffng Blues (30mg oxy) for 3 years. Now if I wanna get high I go out and buy 8 blues and sniff alll 8 within 10 minutes and I'm not even getting fucked up.

i tried switching to d but that doesn't get me fucked up either. I sniffed a whole bundle and felt normal.

i can get my hands on suboxone and xanax and sometimes methadone.
My plan is to stop the pills and go as long as I can with nothing. When I cant take being sick anymore I'm going to take 1 8mg sub. And 2 xanax sticks (I rarely take xanax). I wanna be zanned out, I think it will help.
Then the next day take a half of sub and 2 more zanns...day after 1/4 sub and 2+ zans..day after 0 subs and as much Xanax as I need and keep taking xanax

Does any other non opiote drug help with withdrawls? Besides pot?

please any ideas or tips will help me and I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[sic|{sick6]

Be sure you wait till the oxy is out of your system to take the sub. If you take it too soon and go into precipitated WD you will regret it...big time. OXY has a relatively short half life. If you can titrate{sp} or step your oxy dose down in increments it should reduce the suffering quite a bit. And trust me coming off 2mg of sub is no walk in the park.
If i was gonna start at 8mg sub i would want to take at LEAST a couple weeks and get down to something closer to .5mg/day before jumping off...i made the foolish decision to hop off at 2 mg/day and was shooting dope again in no time...the misery was just too much.
Also i would be real careful with alprazolam too. Benzo WD is very dangerous...and that would suck to get out of the opiate WD just to get thrust into xan WD couple weeks later.
One would not be foolish to explore some options for detoxing under professional care. It can be nice to have some folks with experience around...especially when you are quite certain death is upon you. The good news is opiate WD in and of itself is not lethal. But complications can arise if there are pre existing health issues (miss you Jerry! ...). Nothing is going to be ideal but there are options. Maybe consider a longer term sub regimen?
Just know you ARE NOT ALONE! Many people have been in a similar situation and found a way to live full happy lives after opiate addiction. It just takes time and effort.