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1460021 tn?1445735958

ROLL CALL :D

I've never initiated a roll call before so i thought what better time than now?

Share your drug free time with everyone and one thing that has helped you get to where you are today :)

Today is 214 days off Suboxone for me :) ...One of the major things that helped me the most was realising that i could turn my negative painkiller dependence experience into a positive one by studying to become a drug and alcohol counselor to help other people in situations like all of ours..I applied and got into the course and set the goal of finishing Suboxone before the course started...and i did it...and that's where i am today.

Feel empowered by the choice YOU have made...
Even if you're yet to reach day one you have already consciously made the decision to become drug free, you ARE on your way.

I really look forward to hearing from you all!

<3
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1580085 tn?1400940838
Congrats to everyone!!! its 200 days for me!!woo!!! baby steps does it!!!!!!!!!!
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1035252 tn?1427227833
I stopped taking my meds on Easter...so...3 1/2 months? something like that? Free :-).

I've been lurking here and there but life has kept me busy....and in lots of pain. I'm going back to see a new pain management doctor soon and plan to tell him that I don't want to go back on pain meds unless it's for short term while I do some physical therapy...but I can't manage this pain on my own, it's been crippling.

Still proud of myself for stopping the meds though :-)...still don't plan on going back for good, but I know I won't survive physical therapy without some help so maybe for the short term.

Also...hoping to get a positive pregnancy test next week..cross your fingers!
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1692167 tn?1327539457
66 days for me. I find that all my Medhelp friends help alot. And all the laughter that comes from the social side. Laughter realy is the best medician losts better then those hydros that once made me num to all the real things that goes on in life.
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1525404 tn?1291914516
250 days. I still weigh and consider my addiction everyday. When I forget about my addiction it starts to occurr to me that I can use a couple of times a month and maintain that, no problem. At that point I've already relapsed.

No...this time I think about it everyday. And everyday I re affirm that I will be clean for today. Change the way you think. Congrats to all.
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Hi Eagle ! Congrats to all of us for a day a month a year our timeless :)) 2 years 9mo and 17 days as for alcohol a few weeks.. had a slip but still in the game !! lesa
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I just dont keep that kind of track of my time - although I used to. And back then I watched others on the forum brag about their clean time and wondered how they made it that far. It seems to be a different journey, with some similarities, for all of us. count me in!
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