Day 2

Question

Its day 2 i slept like a baby im up i feel real good exept for my back pain. Day 1 i felt like chit and i probrably will today too but so far so good i have no sweats or anxiety or rls. Is the storm coming or did it pass on day 1? Theres no way this can be this easy no severe w/d that i read about. Well keep up the fight people and god bless... i will be on and off today.

GA Guy · Answer

I myself got a little "cocky" on day 3, thinking I had things whipped. Then on day 4, it hit me like a freight train. I'm not trying to scare you, just want you to keep doing what you're doing, and stay away from temptation.

tiredofpills · Answer

i know its coming but so far i feel ok. Im ready for it...come on baby show me what u got.

tzt2lady · Answer

Some people don't get wds as bad as others.  The fact that you are feeling this good on day 2 may mean that your symptoms will be mild.  It depends on the individual, the drug, the amount and how long you were on them.

While you are still feeling good it would be a great idea to go out and shop for the suggested amino acids and vitamins though.

Best of all
tzt

road2recovery · Answer

I LOVE IT!!!  show me what you got?? I really do think if you keep that attitude it won't be so bad..Mind over MATTER ..
i wish you the best, and hopefully you will have very mild w/s'
keep us posted
R2R

tiredofpills · Answer

what kind of amino acids and vitamins?

RCSLADY · Answer

This is day 4 for me and it is as bad as day 3, I have no energy and I just want to lay in my bed full of self pity.  I still have the creepy crawly feeling and body aches and sneezing on and off.  I know I made it passed most of the hard stuff and the energy part takes time.

I have no cigerettes and I don't even feel like driving to the store to buy them.  I have no appitite at all and I feel like I hate the world.  I know this will pass and I take things by the minute.  My body is craving opiates and I am not giving in this time.

Day 2

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