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So I was sober 5 years, until my dog got perscribed Tramadol. He hasnt had one and is ment to have 9 a day. So I take about 16 , and the ones I later ordered off the internet, for way too much money and God knows what they really are. I don't even really get high off them,I mean once or twice I hit a good spot , but mostly just naushious none the less I need to quit, it's been a year and I love my life. I didnt take any one day and I was soooooooo sick, opiate withdraw city. Im going to try to cold turkey it tommorrow and play off I have the flu? I guess. I ca't put my family through this again.
I'm going to be a bit more stern than I usually am. Taking pain medication your innocent animal needs to be comfortable is worse than just relapsing. If you can't control your addiction then you absolutely must find a home for your dog where it can get the care and medication it needs.
Opiate withdrawal is rough, but if you want sobriety, you can do this. Can you get into a rehab, or if more, what about suboxone or methadone? I'm sorry to come down so hard on you, but I'm an animal lover and I very protective of animals.
Opiate withdrawal is rough, but if you want sobriety, you can do this. Can you get into a rehab, or if more, what about suboxone or methadone? I'm sorry to come down so hard on you, but I'm an animal lover and I very protective of animals.
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My dog is my baby. He sleepx with me everynight. He runs like a show dog, then limps for a few hours. Hes NEVER whined ,just see the limp here and there. He has a better life than any other dog I know, thats a fact. But thanks for llooking out for him. How do you get suboxone?
Don't go looking for suboxone; I know too many people who stay on them for years and the doctors make $$$.
See the vet and get another prescription for the dog and for you: opiate withdrawal is not as bad as they say. 5-day flu with 3-4 being the worst. Go for it for both of you.
See the vet and get another prescription for the dog and for you: opiate withdrawal is not as bad as they say. 5-day flu with 3-4 being the worst. Go for it for both of you.
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Thanks longbeachone. youre a peach . I mean clearly you only hurt yourself with your addiction. Pardon me if my spoiled , gets his own cake twice a year and eats homemade hamburger and rice food, even ras its a boatload as hes 130 #, isnt quite on the things im worried about right now. Go to the humane society and walk a dog, if you want to help. I did for 300 plus hours. Sheesh
I've hurt your feelings, and I'm sorry. We spoil our two dogs horribly too. But your post was kind of like hearing "I take my child's pain medication because I'm an addict, but it's okay because I spoil them rotten, and I think that they can stand the pain anyway". You see the craziness, right?
I agree with the poster on suboxone, you'll end up on the stuff forever, and its crazy expensive. I've heard that withdrawal from both suboxone and methadone is very hard, possibly worse than opiate withdrawal. I'd go over to Bluelight.com (a website for addicts) and check out the posts from the people who have experience with opiate withdrawal. I've heard that there are OTC meds that will get you through the worst of it. You may not be symptom free, but it will help. I wish you only good luck.
I agree with the poster on suboxone, you'll end up on the stuff forever, and its crazy expensive. I've heard that withdrawal from both suboxone and methadone is very hard, possibly worse than opiate withdrawal. I'd go over to Bluelight.com (a website for addicts) and check out the posts from the people who have experience with opiate withdrawal. I've heard that there are OTC meds that will get you through the worst of it. You may not be symptom free, but it will help. I wish you only good luck.
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I know its not right, but thats not something I can do anything about right this minute, it's not ok but its part of being a douchey addict. People rob from their familys, steal grandparents medication, and yes their own childrens. Im not saying . Its ok..
Any veterinarians out there who know of one?
We put my 17 year old dog on glucosamine chondroiton and he turned into a young dog again. Takes it every day like vitamins. Then get your plan of recovery together. Like I said before, you did it before, you can do it again. Relapse happens all the time, you are certainly not alone. If you like working and voluntering with animals, go do a bunch of it. You know the drill.
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