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Greenlighter
My Loperamide Addiction and Plan of Attack
Hi, long time reader, first time poster (pre-apologies for all noob mistakes)
Self History: Student of Physics=> Vehicle Accident=> Painkillers (2008 ) => Heroin (2010) => Suboxone (2011) => Horrible months long withdrawal from cold turkey 32mg/day Bupe habbit; literal 25 days straight of 0 sleep (2012) => never ending PAWS for months and months=> Chronic relapses/rehab => final clean for 1 year in September 2014 => startup school but cant sit still in class because of PAWS => start abusing Loperamide =>
Current 144mg/day addiction from which I wake up every day in cold sweats like when I was on heroin then take my daily disgusting dose of 72 pills. 2-4 hours later cold sweats subside. Its a miserable existence and my family suspects that something is up because I stopped working out/exercising. I've Been on Lope for 4 months. At first 72 pills would keep me "high" for 2-3 days. Now its barely enough to get me through the night.
I recently got a prescription for 6 refills of 100 tramadol for legitimate back pain. I've been trying to switch but so far for the first 4 refills the addict in me decides to combine the tramadol with the lope for an awesome nodding high, taking 72 lope pills plus upwards of 30 50mg tramadol/day. This time is now or never. Since yesterday I've been taking the prescribed amount and no Lope. Today is the first time in a while I didn't wake up in sweats and sick. No sweats or RLS so I'm a fairly happy camper. Just a throbbing headache but I also have a head cold so that could be it.
I hope I can continue this route and just ween and kick off tramadol. Ive done it before a long time ago before heroin and I know its not that bad, compared to long half-life withdrawals like Bupe, Methadone or Lope. (note: never kicked Methadone, but lots of experience with cold turkey Bupe, its hell)
That's my two cents thanks for listening. I have lots of amateur knowledge so feel free to ask anything I've touched on. Any moral/emotional support would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, peace & love!
Hi, long time reader, first time poster (pre-apologies for all noob mistakes)
Self History: Student of Physics=> Vehicle Accident=> Painkillers (2008 ) => Heroin (2010) => Suboxone (2011) => Horrible months long withdrawal from cold turkey 32mg/day Bupe habbit; literal 25 days straight of 0 sleep (2012) => never ending PAWS for months and months=> Chronic relapses/rehab => final clean for 1 year in September 2014 => startup school but cant sit still in class because of PAWS => start abusing Loperamide =>
Current 144mg/day addiction from which I wake up every day in cold sweats like when I was on heroin then take my daily disgusting dose of 72 pills. 2-4 hours later cold sweats subside. Its a miserable existence and my family suspects that something is up because I stopped working out/exercising. I've Been on Lope for 4 months. At first 72 pills would keep me "high" for 2-3 days. Now its barely enough to get me through the night.
I recently got a prescription for 6 refills of 100 tramadol for legitimate back pain. I've been trying to switch but so far for the first 4 refills the addict in me decides to combine the tramadol with the lope for an awesome nodding high, taking 72 lope pills plus upwards of 30 50mg tramadol/day. This time is now or never. Since yesterday I've been taking the prescribed amount and no Lope. Today is the first time in a while I didn't wake up in sweats and sick. No sweats or RLS so I'm a fairly happy camper. Just a throbbing headache but I also have a head cold so that could be it.
I hope I can continue this route and just ween and kick off tramadol. Ive done it before a long time ago before heroin and I know its not that bad, compared to long half-life withdrawals like Bupe, Methadone or Lope. (note: never kicked Methadone, but lots of experience with cold turkey Bupe, its hell)
That's my two cents thanks for listening. I have lots of amateur knowledge so feel free to ask anything I've touched on. Any moral/emotional support would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, peace & love!
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