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lots of new people here...
wow...i just got back home, havent been on here alllll day, and there are so many new people...so heres the deal...im goin to post my story to see if it can help anyone...
im 31, my husband is soon to be 24, and we have been on everything in the last 4 years...but the longest and most recent was lortab 10/500..usually 15-18 a day(each)...we dont have prescriptions and we never have...so yes we ave been spending upwards of 1000 a week...and no we dont have a money tree in the yard...
up until 3 weeks ago, we had no intentions of quitting, i was just looking to find some stuff on addiction...and i just happened to run across this forum...
cont'd...
im 31, my husband is soon to be 24, and we have been on everything in the last 4 years...but the longest and most recent was lortab 10/500..usually 15-18 a day(each)...we dont have prescriptions and we never have...so yes we ave been spending upwards of 1000 a week...and no we dont have a money tree in the yard...
up until 3 weeks ago, we had no intentions of quitting, i was just looking to find some stuff on addiction...and i just happened to run across this forum...
cont'd...
this is the best thing that could have ever happented to us...after posting my story and reading other memebers stories...i was very intrigues on something i kept reading about...
some had posted about how a drug called suboxone was a life saver for them...and there were some who said it wasnt...but it sounded right for us...after a week or more, we finally got up the courage to call a dr and we got an appointment...and as of last thursday, we have been 6 days lortab clean...
even though we are taking another drug, it still feels fantastic...in the 4 years that we were on tabs, we never went a day without...in order to get the suboxone we had to be 12 hrs clean...well we did 36, and my god i give so much praise to those who are c/t or tapering...that was the worst feeling...
i can say we owe our lives to this forum and mean it...there are wonderful people with wonderful stories, good or bad...everyone has something to share with others that could save their lives, or just help them throug the day...
as most know our inspirations are our 2 beautiful daughters, ages 4 and 21 months...you just have to ind your own inspiration...
if i can help anyone, or answer a simple question, that is my motive for staying here...
i love all you guys, and we thank you so much for helping us to get our lives back...
keeping you in our thoughts and prayers...love, natasha
some had posted about how a drug called suboxone was a life saver for them...and there were some who said it wasnt...but it sounded right for us...after a week or more, we finally got up the courage to call a dr and we got an appointment...and as of last thursday, we have been 6 days lortab clean...
even though we are taking another drug, it still feels fantastic...in the 4 years that we were on tabs, we never went a day without...in order to get the suboxone we had to be 12 hrs clean...well we did 36, and my god i give so much praise to those who are c/t or tapering...that was the worst feeling...
i can say we owe our lives to this forum and mean it...there are wonderful people with wonderful stories, good or bad...everyone has something to share with others that could save their lives, or just help them throug the day...
as most know our inspirations are our 2 beautiful daughters, ages 4 and 21 months...you just have to ind your own inspiration...
if i can help anyone, or answer a simple question, that is my motive for staying here...
i love all you guys, and we thank you so much for helping us to get our lives back...
keeping you in our thoughts and prayers...love, natasha
thank you very much...
WE WILL NOT GIVE UP!!!...
and i know you wont either...
love, natasha
WE WILL NOT GIVE UP!!!...
and i know you wont either...
love, natasha
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