thesameoldfears
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Glad to hear other people get the sneezes and/or incredibly horny. I thought I was just wired wrong with that last one.
Along with all the physical pain that is almost indescribable comes the emotional turmoil. I cannot call it depression because depression does not do it justice. It's much deeper than that, it's almost like my soul is vomiting up every horrible memory, everything I'm ashamed of, every mistake I've ever made and every horrible feeling I've ever felt times 10.... repeating over and over and over again until I feel paralyzed.
Also the isolation and extreme fear of being around people during withdrawals is horrible. I feel like I'm completely alienated from the entire human race.
i agree with alot of the recent posts.
I DONT believe In "hylands restless legs" as many of the poster here either work for hylands or promote them for benefit.
Id been going off of tramadol 14 times. in 10 yrs. In 2011 i finally kicked it after coming to the realization of what worked and what didnt .
1. Weaning and tapering DO NOT work. I would wean down to half a pill from 15 and the withdrawls were the exact same. All it did was give me a "prolonged" withdrawl..Months of hell instead of 3-4 days.
2. All the so called "medicines" (tylenol, theraflu,etc)to help you through withdrawals are nonsense. They might work in your head , but they have no value whatsoever.
3.Do NOT trade one drug for another. Remember, the reason you got off tramadol is because you have NO control over substances that make YOU feel good.. taking xanax because you think it will lesson your withdrawal, Yes it will lesson it because your taking an equally addictive drug. Cold turkey is the only thing that has EVER worked for me. Go ahead and take suboxone or clonopin or xanax or gabapentin. But youll only be hurting yourself as well as wasting time.
take sympathy from fellow posters on this site. But if they offer "remedies" to make it easier. Realize, there are NONE.!
take your 3-5 days of pain (you deserve it dont you?) and remember the pain and frustration. Maybe that memory will be the ONLY thing that keeps you clean...like it did for me..
(by the way, the vast majority of withdrawals from harder drugs last way longer than that)
i agree with alot of the recent posts.
I DONT believe In "hylands restless legs" as many of the poster here either work for hylands or promote them for benefit.
Id been going off of tramadol 14 times. in 10 yrs. In 2011 i finally kicked it after coming to the realization of what worked and what didnt .
1. Weaning and tapering DO NOT work. I would wean down to half a pill from 15 and the withdrawls were the exact same. All it did was give me a "prolonged" withdrawl..Months of hell instead of 3-4 days.
2. All the so called "medicines" (tylenol, theraflu,etc)to help you through withdrawals are nonsense. They might work in your head , but they have no value whatsoever.
3.Do NOT trade one drug for another. Remember, the reason you got off tramadol is because you have NO control over substances that make YOU feel good.. taking xanax because you think it will lesson your withdrawal, Yes it will lesson it because your taking an equally addictive drug. Cold turkey is the only thing that has EVER worked for me. Go ahead and take suboxone or clonopin or xanax or gabapentin. But youll only be hurting yourself as well as wasting time.
take sympathy from fellow posters on this site. But if they offer "remedies" to make it easier. Realize, there are NONE.!
take your 3-5 days of pain (you deserve it dont you?) and remember the pain and frustration. Maybe that memory will be the ONLY thing that keeps you clean...like it did for me..
It is what I imagine it is like mentally when you are literally starving to death and do not have access or the ability to get any food. The craving to me, is by far the worst part.
2. All the so called "medicines" (tylenol, theraflu,etc)to help you through withdrawals are nonsense. They might work in your head , but they have no value whatsoever.
i dont mean to be rude or anything like that...but im sorry...that is a completely ridiculous comment. Your mental state of mind and attitude/outlook towards something plays a HUGE role. i mean, after all...EVERY physical sensation that you feel, including pain, originates in your mind and is your brain sending the approproate signals to that part of the body whether it be the sensation of touch, pain, whatever....it ALL originates in the mind.