Just click on 'reply' on whichever post you want to respond to in your thread. If you are posting a general response, just clock on 'post a comment' and write.
How do I add to the original thread. Can't figure it out for the life of me????
You have some good advice above. I second the idea of getting what's necessary to help you through withdrawals and start thinking about a block of time to set aside for yourself so you can finally go through with kicking the stuff. You'll meet a few people on here who have kicked sub. We're here to support you as you go through the tunnel and out into complete freedom. Just learn everything you can, formulate a good plan (which includes aftercare) and shoot for complete freedom from the bondage of opiates.
Hey Stentman....
You and your sub usage is very much like what mine was. I am a 10+ yr. opiate addict who was then put on suboxone and was on that for 6.5 years. I began at 16mg/day and tapered down to 2mg/day......1mg morning....1mg in the evening.
I'm on day 17 of my detox and I am still feeling the effects of rls, cramping, bowel issues, mood swings...all types of things. So yes you could definitely still be feeling the subs and being on the percs isn't really going to solve anything as you know.
Hang in there and take care of yourself. There are a number of threads that cover this, but yeah, wds suck.
We're all crazy around here. Don't worry about judgement around here. Part of the problem is that it takes awhile for our natural brain chemistry to kick in. It is the Perks and the subs that keep your receptors blocked. It takes 21 days for your last sub dose to leave your body. The thing is, you have to avoid all opiates to heal. Unfortunately there is no pain free way out. I believe in having a solid plan. Get a good vitamin, protein shake, EmergenC, and stay close to the site. Did you do any aftercare in your sub program?