Thanks for the encouragement. I have done a bit of research as to what sub is... I am really trying to find the proper way to take it with what I have been doing on the methadone. I quit one time a few years back cold turkey from the hydros (8-10 a day) and that sucked phisically for about a week. Then 46 days later I thought I could handle taking a hydro again with some party friends and now I am here, and those friends are gone. I have cleaned house from my bad influences now the only one left is my own mind. If I could make this physical challenge less hell this time with subuxone then I know I will never use this stuff again... what a nightmarish way to try and live. I hope anyone with any type of suggestions on how to do this will reply, I dont have much time before the sub is gone and if I do it wrong my chances of recovery hit an abyssal pitfall.
Thanks.
Yes suboxone does seem to be a miracle drug. I was in the same boat as you, 8 to 10 Lortab 10's a day for about a year now. Small world. I tried suboxone a few times in the past 2 months but never had the want to take it correctly. About a month ago I got 8 more suboxone and starting at half or a third a day and droping ever 4 days until I was at an eight of one a day. I'm on day 6 with none now and contrary to what I thought it was no picnic. I did miss a day and a half of work over it and the witdrawal symptoms seem to come a go now. Just recently i did some researching on these forums listening to peoples personal experience and I hear lots of bad things about suboxone. I have seen over and over again that if you are on suboxone for more than 5 or 7 days, the withdrawal is just as bad if not worse than the lortab. I see folks talking about a quick detox using suboxone over a 5 day period, dropping off one miligram a day throughout. As I said I did not personally try this, but i hear a lot about it. I do know that doing what I did with the suboxone made for a much more managable withdrawal than quitting cold turkey from 8 to 10 a day or more. Symptoms a lot less severe, but I dont know how long the withdrawal lasts from suboxone. I hope not longer than from LT's but I guess I will soon find out. Good luck, use the suboxone wisely. DO some research, I wish I had done more!!!