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Well i have to be careful not to give myself away due to custody and settlement stuff going on in my life. At the moment im trying to slowly taper down off of suboxone i know it's not much 32mg to 28mg, daily. I have just started tho. I see my doc in two weeks, hoping to go into rehab to also get off of alot of sleepers, valium you name it. It all had started due to so many operations within a short amount of time and i was dependant on everything. I guess im here as i have come off of it before - cold turky and i was a mess, and the pain unbearable. Will it be different if i go into a rehabilitation place the docs happy for me to go to? I want to be me and normal again, but cant imagine at least popping a sleeper to get to sleep! Going crazy and confused. And the family just cant understand. HELP?
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Thanx heaps for the support. I do know quite abit about it, i guess im just scared of going through the withdrawls and being a mess again, not forgetting the pain. Yes 32mg is the highest dose daily a person can take, so i guess it's going to be a long run. Cheers again.
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Sounds like u r working on it...i am sure it feels like a long time to complete all of this right now...there is alot of info in the health pages on sub, tapering and vitamin protcols...read and learn,,,keep posting as well....not all rehabs allow drugs so check with your sub with the rehab...tapering is the key to all of ur drug use...the sub and the benzos...and i do believe 32 mg is a hefty dose of sub...educate ur self and others will post to help u...keep posting as it helps and there is alot of support here
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