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I had a script for 13 years and no problem kicking

I have friends that smoke it. I can't stand that smell, I dunno how people use it 🤢🤮

Massive thanks and respect to the healthcare professionals who work in rehab/recovery 👊🏼 not an easy job by any stretch but you're helping so many people, thank you 💜🌠

The best life you can live is , without drugs and alcohol.

I'm not a native english speaker, please forgive my english. I threw my back pain pills away after a couple of months because I always needed more after a week, AND they weren't efficient at controlling my back pain. I never ever felt that bad in my life, I got physically and psychologically ill, and it lasted a week. I was home alone, it was crazy. I don't want to feel that way ever again. If hell exist, that was it. My doctor gave me another type of medication, hydromorphone contin, and it's efficient, and I never felt the need to take more, as opposed to oxycodone, the first medication he prescribed me. He don't give oxycodone to anyone since then. He said he think they made it that way so the patients will always need more after a short amount of time.

For me it WAS like having flu for two weeks but I'm a chronic pain patient who never got high on morphine family opioids or fentanyl in 17 years at a pain management clinic the last 11 of which was on a transdermal fentanyl patch. I had no diarrhea. In fact after 17 years of constipation my stool quickly returned to normal. I did have sweats, chills, lacrimation, rhinorrhea, yawning, restless leg, insomnia and of course much higher pain levels. I required prescription ambien for the first 12 days to sleep. This all happened because the opioid crisis forced my pain clinic to go out of business. I blame opioid abusers and their litigious money grubbing for this. I know addiction is a disease and I wish everyone the best but they collectively destroyed my ability to get the only relief my lifetime nerve damaged torture chamber body has ever had. Thanks a bunch.

I used methadone and naltrexone together, it can’t use together, anyone already did this?

I’m clean for 1 year and almost 6 months, I was addicted to Morphine, then methadone, after a rehab I’m feel free. But sometimes I think in opioids. I won’t use again, but sometimes I have to admit that I think that.

Methadone has made it worse. It cleaned me up. Stopped the stealing but now the withdrawl timeline is 2 weeks where the junk was only 4 days of hell. Methadone is an impossible kick. 4 days of hell is a easy kick. 14 days of no slepp is madness

I had these symptoms with Tramadol!

She almost sounds like shes been thru it

I was on prescription fentanyl for 7 years and when I withdrew it was absolute hell on earth and my gp who was horrible offered nothing to help the side effects I’ve now been off it for 8 years and I’m grateful that I’m not on it anymore when you come out the other side you will realise how crippling it is

Thanks. Great explanation around dependence and addiction

The only drug i could ever stop with no cravings is cannabis. The sinking feeling and impending doom i felt after using opioids was enough for me to never use them again. To this day im still tempted to use.

Sad moments, hope conflict stop soon

I felt like my DNA was weeping

I always hate hearing someone else talk about withdrawals like they know how it is when they’ve never gone thru it themselves

The worst part of it is the kicking and punching not being able to stay still etc shits horrible anyone who needs help getting sober try the sublocade shot, shit saved me I wouldn’t have ever quit any other way

Ive been thru methadone withdrawal.... shit felt like falling off a building every ...3 minutes

Withdrawal is hell. The flue comparison doesn't come close. Compassion is needed. Being stuck on opioids is hell on earth as well.

Uau... On spot.

This lady gets it. But you don't truely understand until you go through it. Your basically not going to cold turkey off dope without suboxone unless your locked up

11 years clean of opioids. Withdrawal was absolutely horrible.

This question is to the lady that this video is about could you please give me an update on how you're doing I'm so sorry what happened to you

I’ve been clean for 44 years. I’m 45 years old in 4 months and still going strong

You can do it. Suboxone is everywhere today and practically free.

The restless arms and legs are the worst

Unique moment? Get a reality check. The drug is a false hope perpetuated by good intentions,

4:45

great video! it is high time we as a society let go of moralistic views from the past and treat this big issue with respect and science

I had been on a heavy regimen of Vicodin after leg surgeries and got no pleasure from it then and on the second surgery actually had a bad reaction lol. Many years later I took some and did get the warm euphoric feeling. I took them a few more times and then got no effect from them lol. I feel lucky considering how many get addicted to them. I had that problem with alcohol and quit drinking 24 years ago.

4:24 i am so mad those fda fools and biden banned ambi , its been around being used safely for over 50+ years

Listen to the song Philadelphia by Amity Affliction. Pretty spot on. Glad thats behind me.

Damn is weed not enough ?!

i don't understand drug use at all....but it is so prevalent that clearly it has an attraction that makes sense to many many people. i'm lucky it wasn't something i was interested in. this sounds like a nearly impossible task to beat. but in reading the comments, and all those getting through their addiction, that is thankfully not the case.

im 6 months sober!!!! suboxone saved my life!

Withdrawal of fentanyl dope and methadone & benzoids is like being tortured alive - ppl who say they feel better after a few days what??? By day 9 I was near death .. couldn’t eat drink or sleep puking violently amongst many other things …. The terror of knowing it’s coming ….

I have had a severely painful chronic health condition for decades - with the changes to opiate Rx'ing I was forced to go to a pain clinic in 2018. I see a nurse practitioner for medication and an anesthesiologist for procedures. One day after being tired of the scrutiny associated with receiving opiates I inquired what exactly is the protocol for people who just wanted to stop their opiates without titration? I've tried it myself on my own many times and it was like walking through hell with the added discomfort of judgement from my husband while experiencing the worst of the symptoms - she said, "nothing". Huh. Alrighty then.

Porn and masturbation addiction is similar

I developed a very "mild" dependence on opioids by way of poppy seed tea, and so had a "mild" withdrawal when I quit, but even then, it's more than just a very bad flu, mild or severe. There's something utterly miserable and desperate about withdrawal that you cannot understand unless you've subjectively experienced it. It's just this feeling of utter and complete inner awfulness, where you just want to disappear into a black hole and die & which you know can be instantly cured with one more dose. Bringing you to total despair. Whereas eg Buprenorphine totally prevents that problem. It really is a medicine, not a feel good drug. You do not get high on Bupre, you just function normally. And when the time is right you can calmly taper off. I wish there wasn't this terrible stigma around opioids. The stigma causes so much unnecessary suffering.

It's a physche moreso than anything.... Preparation is key... There's meds organic/over counter ways to ease withdrawals symptoms... prep yourself well and try stopping and you'll notice your confidence being the biggest tool you never knew you had

Y'all must be so sad or in such pain inside that y'all would risk withdrawal just to feel a few moments of relief.

Why would y'all play with this fire?

Wow by far the best explanation to what these people-who by the way are human beings- suffer and suffer through. More compassion and empathy for human suffering. She’s exactly right!!

I did dope for about 15 years from 19 to 34 …. At my peak an 8 ball of raw H would last me around 1 full day plus I’d have one saved for the am then I’d be out again & back at zero. And I quit 8 years & 2 months ago. I believed I was incurable and that no one else was as f’d up as me. Now 8 years later I own my own decent vehicle, my own place, got my teeth fixed, have good credit, and have better relationships with my loved ones than any other time in my life. That’s just to name a few things off the list. To anyone out there caught up in it… If I can make it out, anyone can. It really is possible if you want it for real .😊

Long story edited. I fell, ended up having back surgery. After being on Fentynal for 15 years, I quit 'cold turkey'. It was only by the grace of God that I had restless legs for 2 nights only and never felt withdrawals, cravings or the need to go back to this medication. My pain specialist says it takes 3 months approximately for the brain to return to normal. God can do anything. This was my personal experience.

Didn't tell me anything new.

It was the torturous restless legs and having no energy to walk around. Mixed with feeling hot and cold at the same time . Add in no ability to sleep that becomes your own personal Hell. Would always suggest use of methadone or suboxone with a determined weaning to get off opiods.

Kratom helped me stop

I wish i was someone else