Kurt Codean
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- Aug 15, 2015
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Hi, I think I might be developing a dependency with oh-p-8s. More specifically I went on a binge with Rocksea 30's last weekend. I kind of foolishly started taking more when it wasn't really adding to my buzz. I wasted 4 of these r-30s that way. I'm kind of mad at myself for wasting them like that, but also, I'm kind of worried that I might be becoming dependent on them. Before I was mostly messing with Kode@ns but that is nothing really compared to R-30's. I was up all night Saturday and fell asleep Sunday night around 8pm and then woke up today at 4pm. I really didn't feel like getting out of bed. Finally I got up and took 4 kode@ns and that sort of made me feel a little better. After that I took 2 more r-30's and got quite a buzz but it's starting to fade. I was wondering if anybody has any advice for dealing with potential dependency on this or any other oh-p-8. Since I'm all out now I'm kind of worried how I'm going to feel tomorrow when I have to run some errands. Fortunately I had today off from work and have another day off tomorrow. So I'm hoping that I will not have any trouble going back to work. The only thing I can think of right now for dealing with any potential withdrawal issues is using some Kode@ns if I have any problems. I have enough of those to last me a week if I take 4 a day. I will get my usual scripts for t4 and tr@madol this week from my doctor, so hopefully that too will be helpful in dealing with withdrawal from r-30's. But I think I might get a few more r-30's this week to beat the holiday rush. Does anyone think taking 4 kode@ns will help with withdrawal from r-30's until I can get some more? Also when I do get more does anyone know what the best way is to minimize the chances of becoming a full blown addict? I never thought this would be a problem for me but today might have proved otherwise. Should I start looking into getting buprenorphine with nalaxone? Thanks to anyone who can give me some advice with dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Sincerely,
K.C.
Sincerely,
K.C.