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#916123 - 08/08/09 10:43 PM
Re: Oxycodone
[Re: CaptainNodCDN]
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Registered: 01/24/04
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thx you for your opinion on the subject & everyone has the right to express their opinion. whether its bashing me or felling sympathy or whatever. i know the desisions in my life are wrong, but i cant change what i did to myself and your right it would be selfish to remove it from the market because of the few that abuse it like me. all yourt opinions are correct and just. i didnt meen to offend any of you or insult you. but i just wanted to express my opinion on the subject, just as you can express your opinion. i am trying to quit & its wrong for me to do the drug in the first place. people like me ruin it for the persons that really need it. i know because of it i deserve to be in prison. yet thank you for your opinion, even though some of you may be harsh with me. your right dont blame the gun, but the blame the person that uses the gun. i apologize to those who struggle with their pain for offending them. i didnt mean anything negative by telling my story. i hope those who have pain & use oxycodone to cope with the pain are at ease because of this medication. Im in the wrong & i know that, but im trying, god am i trying. I just wanted to tell my story in hopes to help people who dont need it to never abuse any drug to escape from reality because of their personnal problem. Thank you everyone for your opinion & support(those who feel sympathy for me). I really appreciate the support some of you's are expressing & it will help me on my path to recovery. no one ever said you deserved to be in prison... but dear god man, take control. do a taper and stay away from any drugs that you do not need. if you can't handle that then get yourself some help. but to outright say a medication that has helped countless people regain their lives back should be banned just because you and your friends abused it is ridiculous. so again, get to work on your issues and move forward... it really isnt that hard with a bit of willpower. good luck to you.
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#916259 - 08/09/09 01:55 PM
Re: Oxycodone
[Re: GoogleRose]
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Registered: 08/08/09
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googlerose im sorry to hear about the crime thats happening in your town. i sincerly apologize to people that have been robbed or attacked my drug addicts that are hurting your community, just for a 'fix'. Its people like that( ME ) that ruin it for the people that truely need it for pain management. Even though i would never commit any violent or criminal action to get my 'fix'. Still im just as guilty as those who commit the crime. Were not apart of the solution, were apart of the problem. The abuse of this drug has created an epidemic that needs to handled. example more drug rehabilitation programmes for this drug specificly. Perhaps im wrong & the government in your region is trying their best to curtail this crime spree. but where i come from (Gatineau, Ottawa) Their is no detox that specializes in oxycontin abusers & crime for this drug over here too is out of control. Like i said im not apart of the solution im apart of the problem. I truely wish that the criminals that have scarred your community are brought to justice. Also id like to withdraw my previous statement of '' i wish perdue pharma would stop production of these pills''it was wrong for me to say that & i apologize. People that truely need this medication for their pain management deserve treatment & if this medication has made their life quality better im all for it. I hope this epidemic of abusing oxycodone will decrease through time & i hope no further persons will be harmed from addicts that are just looking for a 'fix'. Within the month i will be going to rehab far from here & i dont plan to come back here until this communities epidemic has decreased. Because if i come back im affraid i will fall back into the hole in dug myself into. I sincerly hope that no further individuals will be harmed, because of a drug of any kind. Wish you all good health & a good weekend...
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#916322 - 08/09/09 05:15 PM
Re: Oxycodone
[Re: Amberray]
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GRAND Pooh-Bah
Registered: 05/01/08
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The old standby "opiate brain deficiency" theory. Good luck with selling that one to a doctor as a symptom to get narcotics prescribed. Martin, what do you mean by that "opiate brain deficiency theory"? HAHA that is a new one. There are those who are convinced that they were born with or have developed endorphin deficiency syndrome (EDS) which manifests itself by somehow causing a lack of endorphin production in the brain and requires medical treatment with opiates in order for the person to feel "normal." A handy dx for narcotics if I ever heard one. There are natural ways to increase endorphin production (orgasm, excercise, meditation, hitting your finger with a hammer). However, research on the general use of opiates to successfully treat this endogenous condition has not been accepted in medical circles. There are emerging possibilities using very low-dose buprenorphine or naltrexone for treatment resistant depression but they are very rare. If you think about the overall theory, why wouldn't it also be true that you could have a similar neurotransmitter deficiency that required ethanol or nicotine to make you feel "normal?" You can probably find proponents of that theory on bluelight or prohibitionkills.
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#916329 - 08/09/09 05:25 PM
Re: Oxycodone
[Re: CaptainNodCDN]
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Registered: 07/22/09
Posts: 285
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Hi Captian. I too once suffered from severe addiction due to the use of hydro and oxy. At my worst point I was sniffing 10 80mg's a day. A female at a weight of 135. I am happy that I am alive today, and while it was a rough road to go down, I survived it. It made me a smarter stronger person today. Where I live, they have a state funded inpatient rehab, which I went into for about a month, then I was transferred outpatient. That program was 8 weeks. I do suffer from chronic pain, and that was what started me on the road to addiction. About a month before I went inpatient, I started suboxone therapy, and it helped me greatly. Like I said, I was only on the medication for a month, but it was a lifesaver for withdrawals. I don't know how I would have gotten thru the flu like symptoms I was experiencing at the beginning. Please get some help. You can not do this alone. Even if you do get off the drug sucessfully on your own, it will be very difficult to stay off of if you don't deal with whatever pain you are bearing. That pain is most likely what started you on a path of destruction to begin with. I will keep you in my thoughts. Please look into assistance programs, as well as suboxone therapy to help you in the meantime. There is alot of helpful information on the internet about suboxone, I hope you take the time to read up on it and make a decision on if it would be a right choice for you. There are alot of mixed feelings about suboxone on this board, but for me, it helped me get thru the toughest time in my life. It made me feel normal, stopped me from getting sick. Made it possible to go into rehab and suffer almost no withdrawals at all. Alot of people say that suboxone is harder to get off than hydro or oxy. For me, it was alot easier to go from 8 mg a day of sub to nothing than to go from 800 mg of oxy to nothing. As of now, I have been out of rehab for a little over a year. I take maintence suboxone, as well as 2 norco a day. I give my medication to someone I trust, and get it from them as needed. For me, not taking medication would be a bad decision. If I am not treating my pain in a legit way, I fear I might go looking for relief elsewhere. Surround yourself with people who don't use, and that you trust. I had to stop talking to all of the people I thought were my friends. It wasn't easy at first, but once you are sober you will realize that they aren't really friends, they are just people who are co-dependant. Anyway, just look around for information, then decide what route is right for you. Make a plan, and stick with it. Just remember how hellish life is as a user, and that you never want to go back. Good luck, and if you ever want to talk, or need advice on something, feel free to get in contact with me.
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#916567 - 08/10/09 01:38 PM
Re: Oxycodone
[Re: martind]
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Veteran
Registered: 02/28/07
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[quote=martind]The old standby "opiate brain deficiency" theory. Good luck with selling that one to a doctor as a symptom to get narcotics prescribed. Martin, what do you mean by that "opiate brain deficiency theory"? HAHA that is a new one. There are those who are convinced that they were born with or have developed endorphin deficiency syndrome (EDS) which manifests itself by somehow causing a lack of endorphin production in the brain and requires medical treatment with opiates in order for the person to feel "normal." A handy dx for narcotics if I ever heard one. There are natural ways to increase endorphin production (orgasm, excercise, meditation, hitting your finger with a hammer). However, research on the general use of opiates to successfully treat this endogenous condition has not been accepted in medical circles. There are emerging possibilities using very low-dose buprenorphine or naltrexone for treatment resistant depression but they are very rare. If you think about the overall theory, why wouldn't it also be true that you could have a similar neurotransmitter deficiency that required ethanol or nicotine to make you feel "normal?" Thanks! That was interesting and a good read!! That would probably apply to those thinking that narcotics such as opiates are used to cure Depression. When that's the dumbest thing I have heard of. They don't realize that the euphoria is only temporary and in deed it actually kills those "feel good receptors-endorphins" and they end up a hell of a lot worse off! Ignorance or they just don't care I suppose. And you are right, people will say anything to get that Dx that supports their script need for narcs. You can probably find proponents of that theory on bluelight or prohibitionkills.
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