looking for a little help

ive been on suboxone for 2 weeks now, and it is working great,its helped me kick opiates wich ive been on for 6 years. but now im finding it too much to afford. does anyone know where i can find a program that payes for it or maybee a discount?

[ochooked]

I was on Sub for 21 days and have had problems since my last 'crumb' and that was 35 days ago.  I wish you the best in your quest to get clean ---  but I know that Sub is one very wicked master ---- much worse than most of our DOC and doesn't want you to let it go.  Hope you can find a way to get off of it before it really grabs hold of you.  I felt great until I decided to quit Sub.  Good luck to you.

[avisg]

  http://www.rxassist.org/pap-info/company_detail.cfm?CmpId=173

RECKITT BENCKISER
Patient Assistance Program
Patient assistance programs (PAPs) are programs created by drug companies, such as RECKITT BENCKISER, to offer free or low cost drugs to individuals who are unable to pay for their medication.  These Programs may also be called indigent drug programs, charitable drug programs or medication assistance programs.  Most of the best known and most prescribed drugs can be found in these programs.  All of the major drug companies have patient assistance programs, although every company has different eligibility and application requirements.

The RECKITT BENCKISER patient assistance program offers free medication to people who otherwise cannot afford their medications.  Patients must meet financial and other program specific criteria to be eligible for assistance.

To find out how to apply for medication assistance from the RECKITT BENCKISER patient assistance program, register for free use of the RxAssist.org database.

For a complete listing of RECKITT BENCKISER medications available through their patient assistance programs, see below:

Suboxone Patient Assistance Program
      The medications available through this program are:  
        Suboxone (buprenorphine hci)

[Fergman]

Hey, man.......you are just now experiencing the release from the cravings.  Give suboxone treatment at least 6 weeks and then walk away.  I started with 8 mgs. 2 weeks, then 2mgs. in a.m. and 2mgs. in p.m., then maintained the 2mgs. daily for the last two weeks.  For me, it was a miracle drug.  I spent 4 years lost in a narcotic haze. Suboxone and the desire to really quit for good got me through it.  Hang in there.  I, personally, don't understand how people get addicted to suboxone.  There's no rush or nod although i've heard it said it does have a slight pain-relieving component in it.  I dunno.  Wish you the best. Keep us posted.