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I am detoxing off of herion and came across a 7.5 oxycodone and was wondering what it is or like or smart to take to help or not??? I have a problem with banging everything that comes across me so i was just curious if it would help?? Got rid of all the rigs but dunno what to do someone told me to snort it?
You have to treat the symptoms. Imodium for the tummy and bathroom problems. Epsom salts in the bath for the legs can help. Take lots of hot soaking baths. Walking can help the legs as well. Exercise will get the toxins out of you better and can help the legs. You need to keep the liquids to replace what you are losing and try to eat....for the energy to keep going.
ITS KIND OF THE SAME JUST ALONG WORSE I THINK SOME SAY THE OTHERWAY!! BUT RESTLESS LEGS NO SLEEPING ANXITY PUKIN CANT STOP GOING TO THE BATHROOM SWEATING HEADACHE JUST ANYTHING THAT COULD BE WRONG IS!! I HATE IT!!
hi, i hope u are doing ok. What does herion w/d feel like? Is it the same as coming off painkillers? I really want to support u because i believe u want to be free from all this, otherwise u wouldn't even be on this website.
the thing with help and n/a is we have one meeting a week in this small *** town and i dont drive lost lic. for ten yrs. *****!!!!!!! yeah i used to find rides every where else but that was when someone thought they were getting something...always had to give a pill or bump!!
well by my birthc. i am 26 yrs young...and yes i have heard that from my therapist and it scares the hell out of me...and u just completely drescribed my babys daddy to a big fat T...we use to drink alot together before we got heavy on drugs and he beat the crap out of me every chance and i stuck around!!!! i dunno i just wanna go foward i was with him for 8 yrs left him bout a yr ago and drugs has been getting me threw it but hurting my relationship with my daughter now i feel like going threw the emotion of thinkin bout him again will hurt it also so thats why i kept on the drugs at least i was in a good mood when i wasnt nodding out which was 89% of the time i always go to far!!! had a scare a few weeks back where my friends had to get me breathen again...i heard em yelling at me sum what to wake up but couldnt i guess then just stoppedd breathin i got lucky in two ways didnt loose my life to drugs or the dealers i hang with!!! Gary andd chicago isnt the safesst place for a lil white girl!!!
When trying to quit heroin, don't abuse anything (including alcohol) - whenever you are stressed - go to an NA or AA meeting - fill your cravings, anxiety or stress with something to help you instead of hurt you.
I was told many years ago that emotional growth is stunted when a teen begins to abuse drugs and alcohol for a long period of time. It is like you stopped the clock of that growth while your biological clock kept ticking. I found this and maybe it will help you understand. As it states I would suggest counseling to help you find a way to balance those two.
Your Emotional Age Gets Stuck With Drug Addiction
How old are you according to your birth certificate? Have you ever had people say that you don’t act your age? Well, sometimes that isn’t a compliment. When you are an adult, people expect you to be able to act in certain ways that are more responsible and mature than teens or kids. However, so many people with drug and alcohol addiction live how their emotional age is, which is often a lot younger than their physical age. How does this happen and why does it matter?
Drug Addiction Stunts Your Emotional Age
Emotional age is fluid and adjustable, unlike physical age which advances in a predictable way over time. People with drug and alcohol addiction often hold on to less mature ideas and behaviors that don’t enhance their life. For many addicts, deep emotional pain often stems from childhood. When they use drugs and alcohol to cope with these problems, they stunt their emotional growth at that spot.
If a thirty year old man started using drugs at age fifteen, many people would probably agree that he acts much like a rebellious teen despite his true age. They may float around living on friend’s couches, never have any money for long, have a long string of short-term jobs, and have troubled romantic relationships. Instead of absorbing the wisdom from his decisions and mistakes, he’s spent the last fifteen years blocking out reality. He’s mostly used his understanding of the world from the age of fifteen because that’s when he started living to survive. And when someone lives to survive, emotional growth gets knocked down as a lower priority.
Getting through each day, even if it means being drunk or high, is the only thing they are focused on. Every deep problem they have pushed off for those years is still there waiting for them when they become sober. If that man sees this all coming back in his face when he stops using drugs, he may or may not be able to cope with it. He either decides to go to drug treatment and work through the difficulty, or he goes back to drugs and alcohol like he has always done.
Drug Treatment Helps Emotional Age Mature Again
Drug treatment helps to remove the blinders so you can look your emotions straight in the eye. Gathering up courage and facing personal troubles is what helps a person grow up. Group therapy, individual counseling, social skills work, and other treatments at drug rehab can all help a newly sober person live each day with open eyes. If you know your emotional age has been stunted by addiction, make a call today and get started with drug treatment today.
Your Emotional Age Gets Stuck With Drug Addiction
How old are you according to your birth certificate? Have you ever had people say that you don’t act your age? Well, sometimes that isn’t a compliment. When you are an adult, people expect you to be able to act in certain ways that are more responsible and mature than teens or kids. However, so many people with drug and alcohol addiction live how their emotional age is, which is often a lot younger than their physical age. How does this happen and why does it matter?
Drug Addiction Stunts Your Emotional Age
Emotional age is fluid and adjustable, unlike physical age which advances in a predictable way over time. People with drug and alcohol addiction often hold on to less mature ideas and behaviors that don’t enhance their life. For many addicts, deep emotional pain often stems from childhood. When they use drugs and alcohol to cope with these problems, they stunt their emotional growth at that spot.
If a thirty year old man started using drugs at age fifteen, many people would probably agree that he acts much like a rebellious teen despite his true age. They may float around living on friend’s couches, never have any money for long, have a long string of short-term jobs, and have troubled romantic relationships. Instead of absorbing the wisdom from his decisions and mistakes, he’s spent the last fifteen years blocking out reality. He’s mostly used his understanding of the world from the age of fifteen because that’s when he started living to survive. And when someone lives to survive, emotional growth gets knocked down as a lower priority.
Getting through each day, even if it means being drunk or high, is the only thing they are focused on. Every deep problem they have pushed off for those years is still there waiting for them when they become sober. If that man sees this all coming back in his face when he stops using drugs, he may or may not be able to cope with it. He either decides to go to drug treatment and work through the difficulty, or he goes back to drugs and alcohol like he has always done.
Drug Treatment Helps Emotional Age Mature Again
Drug treatment helps to remove the blinders so you can look your emotions straight in the eye. Gathering up courage and facing personal troubles is what helps a person grow up. Group therapy, individual counseling, social skills work, and other treatments at drug rehab can all help a newly sober person live each day with open eyes. If you know your emotional age has been stunted by addiction, make a call today and get started with drug treatment today.
HI rhe pills will only give you a false sense of security and will develop into a dependency quickly you need to stay away from opiates from now on in order to stay clean get pluged into a program like N/A it will help you with the thinking as addicts we need to change the very way we think and reason to remain clean this all requirs work you will need to become pro /active in your recovery good luck and God bless........Gnarly
i just feel wierd be sober i started xanax at 13 yrs old then vics drinking blah blah thenn methadone and then oxycotin when they changed those went to herion snorting to banging so since 13 ive havent really been in the real world that scares me the most i think!!! Since im going onto age 27 in a couple months its just gonna be wierd and it scares me!! i dont wanna go into public dont really know how to talk to ppl now so its like i gotta learn everything over!
it wont really help & most likely will just make it harder. I don't have experience with herion but I do know you are doing something lots of people addicted to that particular drug never are able to do, you quit! That says alot about u. Just ride this out, it will be over soon. I say flush it. Keep posting too, that will really help u during this transition.
Hey Kit, That oxy is just a bandaid that will come back to bite you. Not worth the trouble to swallow or snort. Keep the days going off her ion coming. This pill will be a major let down and wreck your plan. So happy you are moving in the right direction.Smiles is right....flush. :)
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