Just want to let everyone know there is miracles

Hi, I have been a member on here for about 4 months, I quit using opiates and went back a couple times.... This last recent time has been the longest and I a, not even needing all the extra meds that usually come along with it. I thought I could only quit with suboxone, but turns out I am currently not even needing that. I feel so much better and have my life back.

I think when your body is tired and you don't want to do it anymore, you better yourself and have that strength to do anything. I keep myself busy and spend time with my daughter and that has helped me more than anything, I also enjoy reading success stories on here from everybody, it gives me a sense of positivity and faith.

Thank you Medhelp,

Tonya

[lulu747]

Hi Tonya

Congratulations!  Thank you for posting...That's awesome that you are feeling positive and faith is the most important thing to hang on to....
Just curious-you said that you've been back and forth a couple of times with the opiates and I was wondering what was different this time?  Are you doing any form of aftercare?

Great job again...I hope you keep posting....Lu

[kyle505]

Tonya:
I'm new to this...First time here detoxing from a Norco habit. At day six. I stopped for the exact reason you stated - my body and mind were tired of it. Planning everything around the pills - going to a movie, on a trip, visiting a friend, etc. I'd take a flight and keep the pills with me just in case the airline lost my luggage. I was tired, as you were, and am glad I stopped. Day six is great but hard. Please keep posting. I've been on here since day one and could not have made it through without the people on this site.

[atthebeach]

congratulations on your clean time.
keep the faith, keep running the race with patience.
display your clean time like a trophy.
keep your guard up.