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Greenlighter
Lyrica makes me feel normal...its weird. I know I'm high in a sense, but I feel normal.
I was prescribed Lyrica yesterday by my new Dr. who also happens to be managing my Suboxone regiment. He prescribed the Lyrica for anxitey and sleep problems. Before prescribing the Lyrica we discussed my previous treatments for these problems (which included a long list of benzos & an equally long list of SSRIs). Due to the fact that there is no generic I doubt I can afford to pay for this shit every month - but I am going to give it a try.
Previously I have been prescribed Neurontin for pain and anxitey/mood management. When The Neurontin was prescribed for anxitey/mood regulation it was coupled with hydroxyzine. Over the two year period I was taking Neurontin I became somewhat spaced out.
I have taken Neurontin recreationally when I was extremely desperate to catch a buzz. I had to take roughly 2.5 grams of the stuff to get any sort of enjoyable effect. Every time I took that much I got really bad gas.
I took about 300 mg of Lyrica last night and followed it up 2-3 hours later with another 200mg of the stuff. The effects were subtle, but definitely present. I was relaxed and had a sort of head change that was not quite pleasant.
Overall I think the stuff is next to worthless. Hopefully on my next visit my Dr. and I can decide on something cheaper that has a generic available.
So I finally got my Lyrica.
I immediately took 6 capsules (6x150mg) and an hour later a strong high came.
I was high for 4 hours approx.
When you read the other posts there is on blulight on Lyrica, it is always compared to GHB or XTC.
For me the effects are absolutely not like G or E.
The effects of Pregabalin are very similar to those of Tiagabine (Gabitril), but stronger and more enjoyable...
I would compare the effects to alcohol. When high on Lyrica, you feel drunk, you act like if you were drunk, etc...
The only two problems with Lyrica are:
-the loss of coordination (you can't walk straight)
-the double vision. sometimes your vision are so fukced that you can't read.
Another effect of Lyrica is its sedative property; it is only a slight sedation, if you need to stay awake, there will ne no problem.
When the effects wore off, I decided to shoot one capsule. That was fantastic, I felt so good!!
Now I will only use the lyrica IV.
(it is perfect for injection, you empty the capsule in the cup, and the only thing solublre id thre Pregabaline... So you shoot a very pure solution)
#I would like to read your experiences with Lyrica, if you have tried it.
#I would also like to know what you think of Lyrica? Its a shitty med?
#Or is it a drug of abuse of the future?
(in fact, I would like to hear everything you have to say about lyrica)
have you noticed any sexual side effects?
Is anyone actually using this for neuralgic pain? I am starting it tomorrow for V3 trigeminal neuritis pain
OMG, I have to post this. And I am not being "haha" to anyone, but I just quit taking opiates. And let me tell you, I love my opiates. My other true love next to my husband. So I was going thru major dt's, I IV everything. Yes a new junkie on the prowl. But I decided to stop, so I got my Lyrica, and let me tell you, this shit took away every withdrawal I had. I feel no pain. But when I tried to IV it, it gelled up in the thing and got stuck. Guess you can't cook it. But I read that you can IV it. Just don't cook it?
I love Lyrica, and the high is wonderful, and the sleep is the shit. Can't get enough of it....
I can't help being impressed by the anti-depressive and mood-lifting properties of Lyrica. Whenever I feel a bit down and take 600+, in two hours I start to get filled with this feeling of wellbeing and it totally improves my mood. It can really be a blessing.
It is not like opiates in that it completely takes you over and puts you in a state of bliss and makes you lose touch with reality. It is much more subtle than that and you're still very much present and aware and not doped up (that is in low does, on high doses you can get fucked). I find it works fine if you take it every day, though to get the full effect you should wait at least two days. Great potential as an anti-depressant taken every two days, though, and for people with an opiate addiction to switch it up with. Could avoid a lot of problems by effectively halfing their habit and maybe even avoiding dependence, and I'm completely serious about this.
I really don't see why this shouldn't be available as a general mood-lifter, or over the counter. But of course the only mood-lifter we have freely available to us is booze, and if that doesn't appeal the only choice many can see is turning to hard drugs. I can just see how if more people knew of and were aware of such a substance it could stop many from turning to serious drugs and getting into that hell in the first place, as it might be able to provide the relief they need. Could save so many lives.