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am i a drug addict?
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supersizeme
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Out of curiosity...are you on gear ontop of all that?
casavant
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Man, I'd never heard of focalin- just read up on it and it said the FDA approved it in Nov. 2001. That's some pretty new shit. I contains the more pharmacologically active d isomer of methylphenidate...so instead of d,l methylphenidate hcl, you're getting pure dexmethylphenidate hcl.....narly dude!! LOL...I always like to learn little things like that, even if it's just skimming the surface.
Anyway...I take Wellbutrin and Adderall. I'm physically and psychologically addicted to Wellbutrin. I go for stints without the addy but I love it. I have a bottle of Nyquil by my bed but I usually can get to sleep with no help.
Anyway, join the club. Are we fucked up? Are we normal? Are we just honest with ourselves?
Hmmm....who knows, who knows.
As I was typing this I just got hit up for an adderall pill. True story. Right after the second paragraph of this post, swear on my left nut...you get hit up for your Focalin a lot?
Anyway, I'm rambling.
Anyway...I take Wellbutrin and Adderall. I'm physically and psychologically addicted to Wellbutrin. I go for stints without the addy but I love it. I have a bottle of Nyquil by my bed but I usually can get to sleep with no help.
Anyway, join the club. Are we fucked up? Are we normal? Are we just honest with ourselves?
Hmmm....who knows, who knows.
As I was typing this I just got hit up for an adderall pill. True story. Right after the second paragraph of this post, swear on my left nut...you get hit up for your Focalin a lot?
Anyway, I'm rambling.
casavant
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I took a nap this afternoon before coming to work. I had taken my second Wellbutrin pill and it was just kicking in....I have some of the lightest sleep but the coolest dreams when that happens. Suddenly, I was running up the street to go to class, but it was mid-summer. I had on workout shorts but leather dress shoes and black dress socks. I got embarrassed and took them off at a crosswalk and the pavement was so hot on my feet and I could fucking FEEL it. It was a dream but the physical sensation in my dream was so intense. Then I was in a mini-movie theater at my apartment, and they had just remodeled and made this huge atrium. And this movie was giving a virtual tour of the apartment complex. Have you ever been in one of those theaters that wraps around and simulates a rollercoaster or jet plane or somthing and you feel like you're actually moving even though you're just sitting there? That's what it felt like. But then it pulled in reverse and I went all the way through it backwards and I felt like I was flying. I was sorry when I woke up.
Bigsatan13
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OXANDRIN said:
Listen Elvis, you're not a junkie. You are a user, purely for medicinal purposes.
I used to pop fat burners to wake up and Unisom to go to sleep. It does become habit forming and you should take a break every so often.
john937
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So what I'm hearing, basically, is you're taking uppers all day, and downers to get to sleep?
I'm no doctor, but grew up in a pharmacy (parents were pharmacists) Yeah, I'd be conserned. Even if you're not physically addicted, it's got to be taking some toll. Especially in the crossover when half the drugs are telling your heart to speed up and the other half are telling it to slow down.
I took 1/2 ambien every night for a month for sleep and it was screwing up my thought processes in the daytime.
I had to get off that. I just take a half a tab of ambien now maybe once a month, and that works fine.
I'm not up on ADHD, but remember flipping past a medical show the other night talking about new treatments. Do some research, with new treatments, you might be able to get off the uppers. If you go off your meds, do it under doctors supervision and slowly. Don't stop that stuff cold turkey! Sudden change can cause a stroke.
I'm no doctor, but grew up in a pharmacy (parents were pharmacists) Yeah, I'd be conserned. Even if you're not physically addicted, it's got to be taking some toll. Especially in the crossover when half the drugs are telling your heart to speed up and the other half are telling it to slow down.
I took 1/2 ambien every night for a month for sleep and it was screwing up my thought processes in the daytime.
I had to get off that. I just take a half a tab of ambien now maybe once a month, and that works fine.
I'm not up on ADHD, but remember flipping past a medical show the other night talking about new treatments. Do some research, with new treatments, you might be able to get off the uppers. If you go off your meds, do it under doctors supervision and slowly. Don't stop that stuff cold turkey! Sudden change can cause a stroke.
