READ THIS QUIK BEFORE IS DELTETED AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Author: jonathanm1978

Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:03 am

subie wrote:
Lindah wrote:
My son and I started taking Suboxone over a year ago. No reason really, just made us feel a little better and since it is intended to help people get off of opiates, it must be pretty innocuous right?


A drug thats designed to help people get off some pretty serious shit!!, "Innocuous"?? No Way, surely you werent that naive?

Lindah wrote:
Before some of you start to jump on me for misusing subs, just remember the reasons aren't so very different than the reasons any of us started anything.


Thats a fair enough comment, but I could think of some far better drugs to "misuse" than sub. It doesn't even get you high

Lindah wrote:
Anyway, had no idea it would be a problem until trying to quit. I have been reading your stories for 2 months now and just became terrified of quitting.


You knew Suboxone was an Opiate right? All Opiates are hard to quit, most a lot harder than sub

Lindah wrote:
The first part of January a guy named blueindian posted about his relatively easy detox and mentioned Kratom. Shortly after this, I had to move suddenly and lost my internet connection but not before ordering some Kratom. I have only just today been able to write to thank him for the information.
All of you suffering through Suboxone withdrawal, need to look up, order and start taking Kratom. It allows you to sleep, eat and work. My son and I have not missed one day of work and it has been thirteen days since our last dose of Sub. My son was taking 5-6 mg. and day and I was ususally taking about 3.


Good luck getting off Kratom, youll need it.

Lindah wrote:
I know a lot of you are not going to like what I have to say especially since I wasn't taking it for the intended reasons, but I have dealt with addictions of one sort or another most of my adult life. Suboxone is an evil, nasty, insidious, highly addictive drug. These doctors who prescribe it are either unaware or totally irresponsible. My son's friend who is on it said her doctor told her she will be on it (24 mgs./day) for the rest of her life.


I don't really think anyone here would be too upset by what you have to say, actually most here would probably FEEL for you more than anything else and hope that you get the help you need before its too late. Perhaps one day you will get on to a good doctor and commence proper treatment using Suboxone the way it was intended.

Lindah wrote:
Anyway, I hope some of you suffering through this will listen and do yourselves a huge favor. Blueindian helped us and I'm just trying to pay it forward.


Your intentions are probably good, just very very misguided. Suboxone has saved thousands of lives, used properly it is an amazing tool in combating opiate addiction.
All the best.

Subie


I was going to break it down this way when I first read it, but my wife was sitting beside me and wanted to shop for baby swings...so I couldn't take all that time to respond to each point she made...but I DEF saw the opportunity to break her post down and tackle each "piece" of intelligent works.

I'm glad the doc chimed in...

He actually responded to a post with a video reply on the blog, back on Jan 19 I think it was, where I said I had been on Sub for 3 years and using it long-term.

I, for one, can't understand why others get so worried about what everyone else is doing with THEIR suboxone. I don't care what any of you guys do with your suboxone..take it, don't take it..ween off of it...I'm doing what I prefer to do with MY suboxone, so I can't worry about what other people decide is best for them. It's up to each of us to decide what's best for us, I can't influence someone to see my views on it..nor would I want to.

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