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JaniTholeMyDolly wrote:

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One mean spider wrote:

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JaniTholeMyDolly wrote:

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<<<7. He came into the house addicted to percoset, and yet this big, brave man quit cold-turkey despite having to deal with screamin' shrew Sheila>>>>

Despite liking baller, I call bullshit on that one. No way was he physically addicted, or he would be seriously ill, no sleeping at all, diarrhea, and he'd be in post acute withdrawal now. Unless he got a script for suboxone, he'd be in such miserable pain the first 5 days in he house he wouldn;t have left bed.

Agreed.

He needs to define what he thinks is "addicted to percoset". Was he taking 1-2 a day or 10 a day and then stopped cold turkey?

I have been taking vicoden nearly everyday for the past 3 years. Am I addicted...no. Most of the time I take 1-2 per day but I have also gone a few days without...and no withdrawls.

It's all in the details...and sometimes he leaves a few important ones out that would support his claims.

ETA: Just watched the clips and one word comes to mind...SPAZZ. He is a total fucking spazz!

Yeah if you were hooked physically you'd feel it in10 hours. I am surprised- that's a long time not to get out of control with those- good job. =) I once made a major fuck up when going through a kick. I decided it would be good to just flush my system of all opiates and not drag it out for a week of sickness. I took Naltrexone, and within an hour I was flipping out. I broke down emotionally, I felt like my stomach was rotting and I could FEEL it rotting. I was sweating, blazing hot, but cold at the same time. I had chills so bad they hurt when they went across my back, my skin felt like it was rippling. I was on the toilet and throwing up in the tub. I could hear everything going on for some reason- even things outside, and someone dropping something in the house hurt my ears. My legs felt like they were on fire. It got so bad I started halucinating and thought I was going to lose it if it kept on. It just got worse and worse- I got blazing hot, freezing cold, I though dead people were still alive. Serisouly- giveing birth was a walk in the park compared to this. I remembered I had a suboxone I found in my purse, and took it, and it took an hour to come out of it. It was the worst experience of my life. Never again. Now everytime I get sweaty I think of it, it's scared me for life. Thank God that part of my life is over.

I've had my share of addictions in my life...and thankfully I am one of those who can just walk away when I am DONE. I've had my share of "detoxing".

Eventhough I have pain meds...I do have a family to take care of and an example to set. Luckily, I am not in constant pain all the time

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I had no problems either. I hardly drank even. I eevn went through a gay bar/snort coke nightly phase. Then OxyContin came into my life, and it all changed. I lost 3 friends, and $10,000 I had saved. Almost lost myself in the process. I ahve 4 clean thanks to suboxone. If not for that, I'd be dead.