Main difference with Kratom is you will not get high, and if you overdose it will only make you puke once. Nothing more. You do become dependent on Kratom but it’s really simple to taper off something that tastes like shit and doesn’t get you high. It’s cheap, legal, and no prescription is needed in most places. I have read several people say it stopped their legs shaking and everyone says it helps you sleep(in the right dose)I eat rather clean but I still feel miserable . I’m finally getting a few hours of sleep at night but as soon as I wake up my legs can’t stop kicking. It’s crazy to me how everyone in rehab and detox tenancy and livfeels like a champ at 30 days and I feel like I’m barley at mid point . Sometimes I thinks maybe I should just go on sub maintenance and feel somewhat normal and call it a day. I’ve never really been able to make the switch from using to subs but at this point with 30 days I can do it .
does Kratom not keep you in active addiction ? If I was allready willing to take Kratom I might aswell just take subs no?
Suboxone is a life sentence. Medically supervised purgatory. It’s definitely way better than withdrawals but for me it’s not what I want on my tombstone. I don’t want to be 70 years old, dependent on opiates for a few decades, and be stuck in hell because my insurance stopped paying for subs. If there’s ever been a good time to deal with this problem, that time is right now. And wd’s off suboxone last way longer than other opiates.
If you can’t stand it then subs are your best option obviously. I’ll take a lifetime of opiate dependence vs killing myself because I couldn’t stand the wd’s. You have to do what’s best for you and your family. Fuck everything else. If you do make the transition however, the longer you wait the better. Your goal is to be as close to freedom as you can get.
But I promise you.... it does eventually get better. The aches and pains go away. Your mind gets clearer. You have more $$ in the bank and you bathe more frequently. Eventually. And one day you get to look back and be proud of yourself for surviving.