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if your wife doesn't notice the huge quantities of drugs you say you're doing, why would she notice that you're off at rehab. just tell her you're going for a walk and then come back in four to six months
rehab may be a good step in the "forward" direction.....this is truly close to unbelievable but if this is for real, then please keep posting because there is alot of help here
1600mg of oxy a day? I think thats the most I have read about here.
If you are doing that much, I would start to taper imediataly and stop shooting up and using the phyentanol.
Its a start, and you have taken the first step by posting here looking for help.
I so wish you the best of luck. Im sure, soon other members can post more on this with more experince with that size of dose. There maybe some medical issues if you quit suddenly or too fast. A professional detox maybe required in this case.
1600mg and your wife doesnt know? wow.
peace,
-dez
good luck
Wife doesn't know because I am very good at hiding it. Yes I get marks from my injection, so i take large breaks where i snort to get rid of them.
If this is true, please give us more info so your situation becomes more believable because everyone on here wants to help, there are a lot of huge hearts on here who would do anything to help someone who is struggling with addiction, but no one wants to give sincere advice just so someone can get a big laugh on the other side of the computer!
TEDDYBEERZ,
you need help and im glad you are reaching out may i suggest an out patient program if thats not possible you should start by tappering your useage...
maybe you could go to an NA meeting while you are tappering or part of anout patient program...
If that doesnt work maybe you should consider telling your wife so you can go to a detox or a rehab....part of the addiction is the fact that people hide it sometimes when you let people know it makes it easier to quit the drugs....
GOODLUCK and please know that I BELIEVE your story and feel for you,please keep us posted on what happens
Now then, as a nurse, I have had one patient, who was on 1750 mg of morphine a day at one time, and that was just one of this patient's medications. There is no ceiling effect with opiate medications. With time, as someone is on these medications for a long period of time, their tolerance for the drug means that for the same effect to occur, they will need to increase the dosage of the medication.
I am not sure what the right answer for you is, but I will say, that I for one, am worried about all that you are putting into your system, and certainly because the chance of an accidental overdose is real. With this large amount of medications you're on, a careful plan for detox is in order. I don't know what that is, but I just know that you can't just play with this yourself. So many things can happen to you if it's not done properly.
You mentioned that your wife does not know about your addiction. As a wife, and one who loves her husband, I'll tell you from my point of view that I'd want my husband to tell me. Relationships are complicated to be sure, and if it was that easy, I'm sure you'd have done it long ago. Sometimes though, our own insecurites and hang-ups keep us from doing something that would be good for us. We convince ourselves that others will feel a certain way about us when we tell them certain things...only to later find out, often enough, that we were wrong. I think that talking to your wife about this is probably in your very best interest. After that, I think the opportunities you could have for detox will open up for you.
I wish you the best of luck with this and hope that you stay safe.
Jacqui
Neverb4addicted.....
Good Luck xo
thats exactly what all these forums need less negativity and more compassion.
Also, go to lisacamdave profile-her story will break your heart and will let you read what a truly sad story you will become if you don't get off the drugs.
Good luck and stay strong.
greebs