How to quit opiates--Inside

[Sportsguy86]

Physical withdrawals are very uncomfortable but really are nothing...immodium works wonders in reducing symptoms because its an opiate but doesnt get cross the BBB so no euphoria or addiction, Valerian root and melatonin for anxiety NO benzo's, advil pm for sleep, lots of water and vitamins, AND A BIG SACK OF BALLS.

After physical withdrawals comes the real hard part. Anxiety, depression, and strong cravings. How to beat this? MOTIVATION. You have to have extreme fear and hatred of consequnces of addiction, you have to have a LIFE already built for yourself that you dont want ruined, you need plans for the future, you have to be able to take pain, and you have to be able to whatever f*cking happens to u to never take an opiate again, suddenly days become weeks, weeks become months, months become years, and by then it will feel like that was you in another life. you wont crave the drug youll hate it for knowing what i can do.

This is how I quit opiates 2 years ago. I'm proof it can be done. Live strong! Don't let a substance run your life. If you take opiates recreationally, please just stop right now. You don't realize what youre getting yourself into. You'll be knee deep in quicksand before you know it. Once your at that point, you need to be godly tough and motivated to beat it. The quicker you stop, the easier it will be. Hopefully this touches just one person, I really hope I can save at least one person from a life of h*ll.

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Wow. You're a great guy. Thanks for he advice...

[KillroyMindless]

yep motivations a good part to. acetaminophen and caffeine did the trick for swim that and if swim got arrested again swim was facing 2-4 years on a plea bargain. so find out why swiy want to quit. and swiy have to want to quit even if its just because swiy is scared of the consequences.

[finriswolf]

Originally Posted by Sportsguy86

Physical withdrawals are very uncomfortable but really are nothing...immodium works wonders in reducing symptoms because its an opiate but doesnt get cross the BBB so no euphoria or addiction, Valerian root and melatonin for anxiety NO benzo's, advil pm for sleep, lots of water and vitamins, AND A BIG SACK OF BALLS.

After physical withdrawals comes the real hard part. Anxiety, depression, and strong cravings. How to beat this? MOTIVATION. You have to have extreme fear and hatred of consequnces of addiction, you have to have a LIFE already built for yourself that you dont want ruined, you need plans for the future, you have to be able to take pain, and you have to be able to whatever f*cking happens to u to never take an opiate again, suddenly days become weeks, weeks become months, months become years, and by then it will feel like that was you in another life. you wont crave the drug youll hate it for knowing what i can do.

This is how I quit opiates 2 years ago. I'm proof it can be done. Live strong! Don't let a substance run your life. If you take opiates recreationally, please just stop right now. You don't realize what youre getting yourself into. You'll be knee deep in quicksand before you know it. Once your at that point, you need to be godly tough and motivated to beat it. The quicker you stop, the easier it will be. Hopefully this touches just one person, I really hope I can save at least one person from a life of h*ll.

Absolutely brilliant post! Thank you!

[waltz#2]

It should be mentioned that SWIY is 21, correct? Many swimmers out there have been maintaining the monster for longer than you've been alive. Not do discredit SWIYour achievement, and SWIM congratulates you, but many out there have known nothing else for their entire adult lives. Even if that is all that it takes, to say that it would be as easy as taking vitamins and nutting up could be interpreted as insensitive by those who wake up every day with no hope. SWIM saw his good friend go through withdrawals every week. The friend did it to keep their tolerance lower so they could get the bliss for 2 or 3 days in a row over the weekend. The friend was 18 and relatively new to the game and has used very litle from mother papaver in the last year.

Good advice nonetheless! SWIM keeps his fingers crossed that he will never be in a situation where it will be needed.