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Percocet Withdrawals

Hey all! I'm a 24 year old female who has been on percocets off and on for about 2 years. More on than off. I've only been able to stop twice. The first time I went through withdrawals, was tough for 2 days then the 3rd day was significantly better. At that time though I was only taking about 3-4 Perks a day.  Stupidly, I started back on them again a few months later and  have been on them for about 9 months. To where I stopped again. But this time, instead of only taking 3-4/day, I was taking upwards of 7-9/day. Perks/10s. When I made the decision to again go through the withdrawals, I only made it to day 2 and couldn't handle it and starting using again. I have now AGAIN chose to stop and am currently going through withdrawals. I'm now on Day 4, I feel ok, I believe most of the tough withdrawal symptoms are gone, the only ones I feel now are loss of energy, I can't sleep well at night without the aid of sleeping pills or xanax, but I just feel plain out tired and EXTREMELY depressed. I start crying at the drop of the hat. I am a single mother of 2 little girls and I'm all they have. No one in my life knows what I'm going through and I'm a little scared. How much longer will this last? The depression? The cravings for just wanting to go out there and just get ONE more? If I were to give in and go get the ONE would it set me back and start this grueling process over again? I just want to be done with these, but I'm afraid of relapsing. Please, any advice or encouragement would be greatly appreciated.
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Just checking in to make sure you are doing ok.
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Hope your day is going better for you.   I think it best to flush the pills.  I know if there was any in the house right now, they would be inside of me.

Hang in there.
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Thank you so much again. Between you and Bob, I know I have GREAT support behind me. I also want to take the time now and CONGRATULATE YOU on your success! Hearing how well you are doing helps me to keep trudging along!  Your story inspires me. If you can do it, I know I can do it as well! Soon enough I'll be right behind you! I had a little setback, but I'm back now. I have to keep my girls in my mind and the things I want to do with them. I know I HAVE to get there for THEM! And I WILL!
You truly are an inspiration to me and everyone who has gotten the privilege to talk to you and Bob! The both of you are right behind everyone giving your support! I'm hoping to be there with the both of you soon and encouraging the ones who are where I've been! I really can't thank the both of you enough!
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good for you.   I always check to see if you are all right.   Back on track and keep up the good work.  Yes it is work.  .....
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Thank you! I will and I am! My eyes are back on the prize!
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It happens, don't beat yourself up.   Get back on track and you will do well.
Hang in there.  
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