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Question Nov 12, 2015 at 06:03 AM
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I've been in residential detox twice before. Each time I have struggled with the residential environment but, more than anything, I've struggled with the emotions that come up for me while detoxing. Both times I've checked myself out on days 6-7. I'm well engaged with an addiction clinic and I'm receiving support there. I also have a T, who specialises in trauma. I have not been mentally stable enough recently and my next attempt to quit using has been put on hold until I'm more stable.

I'm starting to think I will never be stable enough. Maybe there's never going to be a right time to try and give up again.

I guess I'm wondering if trying detox again - at home this time - is something that needs to wait.

Any opinions on or experiences of waiting for mh stability before attempting to quit a substance would be greatly appreciated.

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