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"cause I like them"

by duceswife, Dec 21, 2007 09:46AM
Does vicoden/lorcet cause mood swings?  My husband "likes" these pills and takes them along with beer at least 3 times a week that I know of.  He says he's not addicted to them, just that he "likes them"..  He also says that they don't cause mood swings, that he only has those because he hates me..  that's fine. I'm just wondering what this stuff is doing to him other then ruining my life and his liver.
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by lovebuckets10, Dec 21, 2007 09:49AM
Yes they can cause mood swings. Mine would be when I needed more. But anytime anythng at all happened I would over react and just flip out.

by BlotOutTheSun, Dec 21, 2007 09:52AM
To: duceswife
well he will probably stay happy if hes on them but if he goes without he will probably be mean, not intensionally he will go through withdrawals which just makes you feel like **** and you want to be left alone, so yeah thats a mood swing, of course sometimes when ive took pills if im working on something, i get tired of people bothering me so not sure, i do know alcohol causes mood swings, everyone knows that, it can turn the nicest people into the rudest meanest a-holes. hope everything works out, try to get him off those pills

hope this was helpful

by duceswife, Dec 21, 2007 10:09AM
To: all that replied
my husband gets so angry, he's yelling at me telling me that I'm bored and that I need to mind my own business.  That I'm pushing him away from him and that I'm ruining the marriege/family.  He complains of RLS when he "trys" to sleep.. I read this has to do with when he didn't take the pills, is that correct.  SO either he passes out and I worry that he's not going to wake up or he's awake with these leg pains.  I know he's an alcoholic, but is he addicted to these pills if he's saying it's just because likes them? Even if he doesn't take them every day?

by Givitup, Dec 21, 2007 10:13AM
To: duceswife
He might not be taking them every day but I believe he will eventually.  Sounds like he needs AA and you may want to check out Alanon.

by road2recovery, Dec 21, 2007 10:34AM
To: givitup
I am so sorry for you pain..Yes he probably is already addicted..Mood swings for me was terrible...When i was running low, i would take it out on everyone...Very sad to say...My husband is my best friend , but i blamed everything on him....He mind is not clear.
My kids also noticed my mood swings...
He will have to want to get better, and it doesn't sound like he does..
Take care of you....
Addicts do not realize how much they hurt the ones that love them.
again i am sorry...
r2r
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