Suboxone Opioid Addiction

The first chapter and the start of my journey

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[michaelho02]

so are you still on Suboxone now ? or you are drug free now ? and how long does it takes you using suboxone for withdraw ?

[blanklittlevoice]

@michaelho02 Im very happy that I am over 5 months clean. Took a very long road and a lot of will power. My withdraw lasted honest a 1 1/2 month until I began to have little if no symptoms. Very bad withdraw was about 2-3 weeks. But there are many little tricks to help the symptoms of withdraw. Hope this helped

[Reknaw133]

@Diatsepaami yes the beauty of it "not working" helps people get clean. bupe+meth aren't toys

[blackberrybunny]

You are very brave. I was addicted also, and am starting my 4th week on Suboxone. I took pain pills, benzo's, sleep meds, anti-depressants, anything I could get. But I have legitimate spinal injury issues and chronic pain. I am 43 and started to worry about my liver. I was also starting to take up to 150mg of morphine a day and the pain was getting worse. The Suboxone is amazing, how it works. So far, I'm doing really well, and I wanted to thank you for making this video. ~Molly

[Diatsepaami]

I was addicted to buprenorphine, it's the supidest drug ever, after a month of using it everyday it doesn't even work. I did about 8mg of buprenorphine a day IV.

[spike93333]

once an addict always an addict is true, like it or not. 12step has nothing to do with religion read the big book. and suboxone+aa/na is the only success full way

[hotpsych1]

your on opiates now!

[biggie579]

if anyone neeeds so help on gettin off shit like this u can hit me up i was hooked on oxycotton for 7 years shootin up i threw my life away i didnt care about notjin i got locked up everything but i cleaned myself up without help, if anyone needs some help u can message me just out to help ppl get cleaned up now,

[mobiusstrip01]

sorry, that saying (above) is just 12stepperspeak, IMHO. for one, it takes a very catholic approach, alleviates a good deal of pers. responsibility, w/'just a bump in the road' attitude towards EITHER a 1-time slip-up OR a 6 month jaunt, & we just have 2 admit we have 0 power over our addiction (CONFESS, in the catholic model) & we're back on track. also...i believe we have the power to BEAT it, & TRULY want to/be willing to pay the price, but we can. sorry, if i'm not addicted, not an 'addict.'