Anyone used Suboxone?

[Delinquent]

well I should have known that playing too much would lead to the inevitable. My friend said if I take a Suboxone 18 hours after the last painkiller, the withdrawals will subside but what about the urge to take more painkillers. Does it also lessen the urge?

 

[samoth]

I would suggest a board like www.bluelight.ru for tons more info on this kinda thing than you'll find here.

 

[jack sparrow]

I drank winny once.

 

[needtogetarmy]

I drank Winstrol - stanozolol once.

I take it in suppository form. Gets me ripped. Tons of FOCUS and PUMPS too!

 

[jack sparrow]

I'll bet dermacrine is fantastic for opiate withdrawals.

 

[heatherrae]

I have no idea what anyone is talking about in this thread.

So, how about I just sing a few rounds of "michael, row your boat ashore?"

 

[Stefka]

Suboxone is made up of 2 parts, buprenorphine and naloxone.
The buprenorphine will prevent physical withdrawal symptoms and might curb some of the cravings.
The naloxone is what they give people who are oding on heroin. Basically, it kicks all of the opiods out of the opiod receptors.
So if you take an opiate while on naloxone you will get super dope sick pretty quick.
This serves as an effective deterrent for most people.

 

[redshirt27se]

you can get hooked on subs as well.



then again, the people i know who are hooked use subs recreationally, and not for legit addiction purposes.

 

[needtogetarmy]

I really wish I could buy some sucksomebone. I bet that would really hit the spot!

 

[DannoMight]

my cousin claims to be using it. but he has been bullshitin everyone lately and still has track marks with scabs on top but claims they are scars.

 

[Jacob Creutzfeldt]

I've read that clonidine helps with some opiate withdrawl symptoms. Can your friend help you somehow slowly taper your intake? Unfortunately my reply is more of an expression of sympathy for you than useful experience.

 

[Delinquent]

I really would like to avoid having to go to a Dr so that my insurance is not aware of such a thing. The anxiety and nausea is what's killing me. I haven't had anxiety this bad since my alcohol problem a few years back.

It all comes down to weakness which I am aware of.

Drugs have always been a way to make life better and I fully admit that. People that have never done drugs have no concept of how much drugs alter your state of mind in everything that you do. Have a shitty day at work, pop a few painkillers and you are happy. Happy to talk to people. Happy to do the boring ass shitty job that pays $8/hr just so that we could have insurance for our daughter while I was in school.

You never think that it can happen to you as the only drug I have ever done that created a problem was alcohol. Maybe that's because I stuck to nonaddictive substances such as weed, acid, X, etc back when I was a kid. We played with painkillers for the passed year with no problems then last week I felt different. I woke with horrible anxiety and the first thing I thought was that I need some painkillers. So I got some from my friend. This happened all last week up until today.

I try to tell myself that I need to lead a more healthy life for not only myself but our daughter also. My wife is in the same boat as I but doesn't consider it such a problem as I think she has been in denial of our substance problems. It seems we're never really happy together or even tell each other how much we care for one another unless we're fucked up. If we're not fucked up, we're arguing. To me that says even though we argue when sober, our true feelings come out when we're fucked up. It's that our insecurities block that when sober.

So here's to a better year