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Grrrr ! NO ONE IN MIFE SUPPORTS MY TREATMENT Reply with quote
 
so as I said in anothr feed, this is going to be last time for a while that I think 'm going to pose. This weekend my family has tol me that I either need to stop treatment ((know knowing what is going ot happen after) or my other option is to move out, and dince I ave noone to stay with when i'm done here and going out to my car to go to bed. I was I had Dr.J's video on how to take suboxone and how it doen't make you high. Stories are going around about how is vad and tey think i'm doctor shopping. I do't know what's uo with tt but I know I need to get more scripts sincey throw my bue and ambien.


good luck, hope you have people to support you and move you forward ratg=hr hat back
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Can you lie? Smile How would they know if you stopped treatment or not?
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I am very sorry that you have no support from your family in regards to your treatment. Your stability is very important to your recovery. I do not know anything about your personal life, but I hope you figure out a plan that is safe.I will keep you in my thoughts, take care of yourself the best you can!
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Have you tried the "if I was a diabetic, would you ask that I no longer take my insulin" speech or anything of that nature? The "I could be dead from an opiate overdose if not for Suboxone/this shit keeps me alive/saved my life" speech? Don't give up!!! If you were still on dope or whatever your d.o.c. was, you would find a way to continue your usage regardless of whomever is what that was asking you to stop, use that same resolve, fortitude, cunningness to your advantage regarding this situation.
I am not passing judgement and I am using this word in the very literal definition but how ignorant are these family members (again, by that I mean unknowledgable) regarding the perilousness of addiction that they would urge you to discontinue/forego treatment/Suboxone?
My heart is breaking for you. How terrible a situation for someone in recovery to be in. Keep strong.
 
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I'm so sorry jsp4th,
My wife doesn't buy the whole Sub thing either.She thinks I'm just switching from one drug to another.My drug of choice was Oxycodone mainly but I would take any other kind of opioid if I could as well.I'm now into my second month on Sub and I think it is a life saver for a real addict like me.Too bad I get harassed by her about it...
 
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