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Suboxone WD story
I just wanted to post on here about my battle with sub WD. It has been 64 hours since my last sub dose.
I have been on sub for about 4 years since my last relapse, been on sub before that, and some type of opiate for about 10 years. Now to start..
Taper!!!! I did this gradually over many years and finally got to a point where I could make the jump. My daily dose was about .25 mg's.
Now my dr prescribed me clonidine and vistaril. However I decided against taking them because they only made me tired and I still couldn't sleep. I went the cold turkey route this time.
As I said its been 64 hours and I feel so so. I slept for about 3 hours today and felt a lot better after that. Over all slept for about 4 hours in the last 3 days. I feel the best advice is to try and stay awake, your body will get the sleep it needs you just gotta push through. Vitamins and water, take a lot of both of these.
I feel like I got over a huge hump, and I know I am by no means done with sub WD but am feeling better everyday.
Just know that it is possible to do it. Just keep your mind occupied and stay as active as possible.
I can't overstate the support from family, friends and this forum. I have gotten a ton of support from someone on here and it has helped me immensely.
It's gonna be tough but it is possible and things do get better. Hopefully This can help someone in a similar situation. I will post updates and my detox progresses.
Stay strong!!!!!
I have been on sub for about 4 years since my last relapse, been on sub before that, and some type of opiate for about 10 years. Now to start..
Taper!!!! I did this gradually over many years and finally got to a point where I could make the jump. My daily dose was about .25 mg's.
Now my dr prescribed me clonidine and vistaril. However I decided against taking them because they only made me tired and I still couldn't sleep. I went the cold turkey route this time.
As I said its been 64 hours and I feel so so. I slept for about 3 hours today and felt a lot better after that. Over all slept for about 4 hours in the last 3 days. I feel the best advice is to try and stay awake, your body will get the sleep it needs you just gotta push through. Vitamins and water, take a lot of both of these.
I feel like I got over a huge hump, and I know I am by no means done with sub WD but am feeling better everyday.
Just know that it is possible to do it. Just keep your mind occupied and stay as active as possible.
I can't overstate the support from family, friends and this forum. I have gotten a ton of support from someone on here and it has helped me immensely.
It's gonna be tough but it is possible and things do get better. Hopefully This can help someone in a similar situation. I will post updates and my detox progresses.
Stay strong!!!!!
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It seems like its a big circle, we get off pills with subs then we go thru withdrawls getting off the the pill that helped us get off pills? I dont understand the reason fot using subs?
congratulations on your clean time.
our minds are a powerful thing.
set your mind on being clean and sober.
you are doing awesome.
mind over matter
continued strength and hope
debbie
our minds are a powerful thing.
set your mind on being clean and sober.
you are doing awesome.
mind over matter
continued strength and hope
debbie
Well freinds it has been a week and I feel pretty good. Was able to sleep last night again!
The key to my success has been and effective taper plan and a mindset that I wasn't going to quit. When we want we can do anything we put our minds too!
The key to my success has been and effective taper plan and a mindset that I wasn't going to quit. When we want we can do anything we put our minds too!
Thanks for the support fellow medhelpers!! Day 6 is here. Actually slept last night!!! Woot. Lol
Im on day 12 without sub and have slept 5 ish good hours sleep.and feel fine today no rls or anxiety.very happy.im gona walk the dog aswell!!
Nice one for day 5
Nice one for day 5
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