Shambles
Bluelight Crew
Always a bit of a bump at the end but the point of a taper is to keep that bump as small as possible. It really does help to let your body adjust to ever-lower levels over time rather than just stop dead. I think so anyway. Whenever I've CT'd I've always relapsed at the first possible opportunity. I'm very much a fan of tapering as long and slow and comfortable as possible. Why make it harder than it needs to be?
The last stages of any taper are always the hardest. This is why folk get stranded on 2ml of methadone for years on end. The actual w/d pains will be negligible at that stage but the psychological impact can be incredibly daunting. If you struggle with the endgame you can always switch to liquid dosing though. Is easier to shave off smaller increments than to drop 30mg at a time. You shouldn't need to though as you'll be well used to just DHC at that stage. If needs be it's always an option though.
The last stages of any taper are always the hardest. This is why folk get stranded on 2ml of methadone for years on end. The actual w/d pains will be negligible at that stage but the psychological impact can be incredibly daunting. If you struggle with the endgame you can always switch to liquid dosing though. Is easier to shave off smaller increments than to drop 30mg at a time. You shouldn't need to though as you'll be well used to just DHC at that stage. If needs be it's always an option though.