I have been researching online for quite sometime about the withdrawls from vicodin and how to manage them. I came across this site and immediately decided to post... well, to vent. I have tried to talk to my mother and fiance, the two people i am closest to in this world, but my fiance just ignores it and my mother is just angry at me. I understand both of their reactions, i have lied, stole and dragged them through this hell along with me. I am 26 and i have been taking vicodin for about 5 years... but this past year has really spun out of control. I take them everyday. Between 10 - 20 10mg hydros...and shamefully i would take more if i could afford it. Every bit of money that goes into my pocket immediately gets spent on pills. If i dont have the cash, i take it from my fiance and then i lie about where i am going and where the money went. Or i steal my mothers pills and lie about taking them. I hate what i have become. I have ruined my life and my fiances..We are in debt because of me. And i hate myself for hurting the most important people in my life. Two days i go i admitted it to both of them, they werent entirely clueless, they knew, they just didnt know how severe...my mom is coming around, she talked to me a little last night but my fiance hasent.. and i am not asking for her sympathy, just support. I need it. Today, i researched and found a clinic that offers free counseling..i called about an hour ago, left a message and are now impatiently waiting on a response. My withdrawls are unbearable. Violent stomach pains, vomiting, diahrea, body aches, headaches and horrible horrible leg cramps. I dont even enjoy the pills anymore or get high from them, i take them to avoid the mind blowing withdrawls. Im sorry to vent all of this to you but from reading just a few posts, i know, that you know, what i am going through. I just want to get better. I want to be me again. I want to make all of my wrongs right again. I want to gain the trust back of those i love the most in the world. And i need advice and just... someone to talk to.
Thank you,
Ash