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Suboxone saved my life ,for 12 years had bad hydrocodone habit 20-25 a day, it was me self medicating self , now I'm 40 and with supervision of psychiatrist I am stable I take Adderall 20 mg 3 times day , suboxone down from 12mg 6mg, klonopin down from 3 mg day too 1 mg as needed at bedtime, also Zoloft 100mg, I had too sign contract with pdoc includes drug test every 2 months as well as pill counts , also even though clean 6 years my mother holds all meds , it's just better and pdoc is more at ease .
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Th longest journey starts with a single step. Thanks for sharing your progress, almostold.
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No problem I'm not ashamed anymore , so I am out spoken about it!!!!
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Suboxone is very useful, I was on it for a couple of years a while back. It was hard to cut down on and get off, in terms of physical discomfort for me, but I did it. But if life is going well, there is not any major reason to discontinue while under medical supervision.
I found, that with me, it strangely seem to somewhat increase the beneficial effects of stimulants drugs. My advice, if you have a formula that works for you, why tinker with it? Good on you |
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Suboxone was by far the worst and longest detox I've ever had. But it's better that a needle or pills you can OD on I guess.
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