I was hoping to prevent detox until after my exams on 13 Nov but unfortunatley my body has other ideas - I simply cannot continue with that high dose of ibuprofen, the swelling is bad, but worse is a duodenal ulcer (or the beginings of) that has just be hurting two days straight. I have suspected that i have stomach lining damage due to the NSAIDs for a while now, very anemic at last blood test, and bouts of pain, and I'm scared of it rupturing. Fear, fear everywhere - god, when I was well, I used to want lots of things - to get good grades, to be prettier, to go travelling, whatever - now that I am physically unwell, the only thing I want is to get healthy and clean.
Anyways, a friend gave me some tablets equivalent to your T3's I think, 500mg acetominophen and 30mg codeine. I am stretching them out as much as I can, but my tolerance is about 150mg codeine twice a day (as a minimum to feel ok), and consequently I am in mild withdrawals since yesterday. I have done no study, my brain is fluff, I feel exhausted and demotivated, and my next exam is day after tomorrow. My friend will try to get me more, but regardless I need advice how to deal with the motivation/dead brain component of w/d and also if anyone has detoxed while going to work or school, and being required to function normally, I would love to hear how you did it.
The weirdest thing too, I seem to have lost the ability to process the codeine or something, its like I'm not getting any relief even when taking a reasonable dose.
I hate this, but I am glad that it has become this bad - glad for the shame of taking my friends meds (he does not need them, I made very sure of that, but still - I feel like a heel), glad that my uni work is suffering, glad that the codeine is not working, because I want to remember vividly this hell, and admit/accept once and for all, that ALL drugs are out for me, I am an addict, can't use anything.
Please, please any suggestions how to concentrate? I have three more exams between now and next tuesday, and I have mountains of notes to get through - help.
Thank you