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It's just the flu but I got a migraine on top. I only got a few so it's back on the 'ol wagon tomorrow.
good for you!!
It's just the flu but I got a migraine on top. I only got a few so it's back on the 'ol wagon tomorrow.
Loperimide same as immodium, an opiode that doest cross blood brain barrier. Take some tagamet, like 2 pilss, then 30-40 mins later take 24-32mg of lop (12-16 pills). Give it about to two hours and if still feel like shit, dose another 5 to 10 pills. WDs will go away but youll feel a little spacey and maybe not poop for a week. Good luck.Don't think it matters HB /default_smile.png I maybe misunderstood what lopes are? For diarrhea right?
Taper, Taper, Taper. If not, you'll fail. Not to mention the discomfort.:wacko:jimmy's turn said:There's no real benefit from skipping the odd day here and there other than saving saving some meds. If that's your aim then fair enough. If you're trying to stop you'd be better off starting to taper. That has worked for me on more than one occasion and is far easier to handle than cold turkey. Skipping a day all together just brings pain and discomfort.
Good for you Jamiva, I wish you continued success!I quit (mostly) cold turkey on 12/24. I flushed about 18 Roxies down the toilet in a dramatic flourish with a speech about reclaiming my life. (If anyone wanrs to be annoyed about wasting perfectly good meds, don't; if I hadn't of flushed them, I would have used them).
I was so very lucky that my wd symptoms were semi-minor. Besides feeling freezing cold while simultaneously sweating, I felt little to no nausea. I did need the occasional loperamide for digestive help. The first couple of days, I felt like I was trodding my way through life in a thick, joyless fog, exhausted and groggy. I experienced every emotion under the sun in a random, rapid fire pattern, mostly twinged with panic which made me pace the house like a crazy man. The coffee didn't help with that. Nor did it help with the irregular heartbeat I would occasionally feel. But then it seemed to subside after a few days and some good interactions with friends (and wine) and good sleep (and ambien). The part I feared the most and which triggered most of my panic attacks (retuning home where I always used) eventually seemed manageable and it was. I've now poured my energy into other activities (reading, writing, films, working out) and creating other positive events in my life that I truly look forward to doing. I still get the urges sometimes, but they are pretty manageable especially given the money saved, the current SY quality issues etc.
Anyway, here's hoping I make it. And all the best, good luck to all of you, too.
I did too, but I crept up to a daily basis over about 6 months, learned my lesson now though. I hope! Well done to you gyre, wise way of working.So many heavy and tragic story's here... I take opiates recriationally, once or twice a month. I have a deep respect for it's potential to addict and destroy.
So did we all. So did we all. Let's hope you fare better than the rest. However, there's always hope and peace afterwards. Good luck. We'll look out for you.So many heavy and tragic story's here... I take opiates recriationally, once or twice a month. I have a deep respect for it's potential to addict and destroy.
Thank you!! Your support makes me fulfilled and happy.Good for you Jamiva, I wish you continued success!
I have reached my daily limit of likes of posts, and thus cannot "like" but may I say jamiva, a beautiful and well constructed piece of prose. I would like to "love" never mind "like" your post!So did we all. So did we all. Let's hope you fare better than the rest. However, there's always hope and peace afterwards. Good luck. We'll look out for you.