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To Everyone

I left a question in the New Question area about my addiction to Norco 10/325's.  Oh Please Please will you all pray for me?  I'm so Sad and Scared.  I will pray for all of you going through the same thing I am.  I am such a good person, I don't deserve this.  I didn't ask for the accidents to happen, and I did not ask for the medication.  My body hurts so bad and I'm almost out of my Norco's and I don't have an appointment with my internal medicine doctor untill Friday the 28th of this month, Friday.   Please Please Please  PRAY FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!!!, again cause I will run out of my Norco's tomorrow the 25th of December 2007.  If any of you have advise, please let me know.  I'm sorry to bother you guy's on Christmas Day, of all the day's.  I Love all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and thanx!!!!!!!!!!

OH AND BY THE WAY, MERRY MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS OR HAPPY HOLIDAYS OR HAPPY HONIKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!    Love, Mary11461   : o )
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343936 tn?1203856299
Hang in there sweetie , You can do this! Just be strong. I am sending lots pf prayers your way! good vibes for you to feel alot better!

take a hot bath and get some sleepy time tea with a little sugar for tonight. that should help you sleep!

all my love
Becca
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You're certainly in my prayers...it is tough, VERY tough and your absolutely right...none of us wanted or expected our injuries to happen....I know this is one of the hardest circumstances to be in, having chronic pain and to be an addict or alcoholic....if your anything like me I have serious pain that requires some kind of relief but I know in my heart I can't control how much pain meds I give myself. After so many years your body becomes so adjusted to the pain meds it seems you'll always have to take more and more just to get any kind of relief from it....it's a horrible way to be! Be strong...God never puts more then we can handle on our plates at one time...it may be tough but you'll make it through. Your in my prayers!
DK
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350867 tn?1208242009
so r u quitting, or just going to withdrawal until you can get more?  of course no one asks to become addicted.  and/or asks to have been in an accident (hence the word, "accident").  But this is a forum where people come to get help to get "off" the medicines/ drugs that have overcome our lives.  it sounds like you're still in denial of your addiction and are using our empathy towards "what it feels like to be without" for your justification to continue to use.  there's a pain forum for chronic pain support.  how long ago were your accidents?  what were the drugs prescribed for?  whiplash, disk problems?  Norcos, like all opiates, will exascerbate the pain by creating more sensitive pain receptors, or larger cells there- requiring the user to get more and more (tolerance).  your pain is real, no doubt; but, with the introduction of an opiate, you must question to what degree your "pain scale number assigned" is really.  Is a 7 really a pain 7; or is is lower because part of the pain you feel is actually a withsrawal symptom (your brain/body demading more pills).  just food for thought.
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343936 tn?1203856299
anything that you need let me know! im here day or night~!

Love ya
Becca
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Thank you so much Bec.  I will take your advise, and though I don't know you, my heart Loves You for caring and writing me back.  I hope Santa brings you everything you asked for.

Your friend always,
Mary
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