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Re: Meth Detox

Ace k — Thu, 07 Nov 2019 06:32:29 -0000

No it’s worse withdrawals

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acexpress3 — Thu, 31 May 2018 02:58:46 -0000

I hate to be "that guy" but Ive been smoking daily for about 8 years now..?(maybe less), Ive done the 4 month inpatient rehab, then sober living...been to detox a few times, im not convinced its possible, to actually stop, after using daily for years, ive never seen it personally, and i cant imagine it for myself... anyway

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cody — Sun, 12 Feb 2017 01:18:45 -0000

my God you all act like it's so hard to quite it's not you just work your self up so much about quiting that it becomes harder then it really is.... wean yourself off over a couple of days and don't sleep at all over them few days by day 4 you'll be uber worn out and crave sleep crash out over two three days only waking up to eat pass have a smoke if you do then go right back to sleep (while your head is still heavy and fogged out) after that just stay bizzy for a week or two you won't even miss the struggle....if this was hard to quite God forbid you ever try opiates cuz that my friend's is 300% harder to quit 100x more painful lasts 5x as long and there's zero chance of sleeping for them first two weeks and your life is just miserable for the first 2 months regardless of what you do good luck folks and I wish you nothing but the best to come just remember you control your life and a few shithings hole days is better then a endless loop of fighting a lifestyle you can't maintain or wish to keep chasing I'm out.

Re: Meth Detox

guessedwrong — Tue, 15 Mar 2016 03:55:58 -0000

From my experience detoxing from meth resulted in craving every crumb of food I could get my hands on no matter how full or naseous more eating gave me. And extreme fatigue and sleeping near constantly only waking for the toilet and eating like a pig before zoning out and sleeping again.

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Stephen G. — Sat, 02 May 2015 15:50:50 -0000

I don't wanna call you an idiot like the other guy did but either you were joking or you are an idiot my friend. Believe me this is no joking matter go to another discussion if you wanna play games. Please there are people that want help.

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Sherry — Tue, 16 Dec 2014 23:34:41 -0000

The longest I've been clean was 63 days (that was my second quit attempt, my first lasted 2 weeks)...for me, the "Eat. Sleep. Cry." stage lasted 3 weeks, I slept about 16 hours a day, and I ate constantly while awake, to the point where my stomach would hurt and I'd still eat...then I started sleeping to much half the time and not being able to sleep half the time, my energy level was still at like -10 or something, but I was eating a little less and didn't feel so sad, more "empty"-ish...near the end of it I was finally just BARELY getting energy (but still not enough to function like any normal adult with a life at all)...it was hardly even a noticeable amount of improvement. My skin was better though (I'm a picker) and my eating was getting under control but still kinda bad...however, mentally I was getting slowly and steadily Worse. I didn't expect that, and neither did my family, my mom even brushed it off when I told her about how when I walk down the street and see a big truck or semi moving kinda fast, you know, something that wouldn't be able to stop in time if I jumped in front of it, I would have this sick thought/urge to jump into the road and get hit...I never Truly considered doing it, however the creepy part is how when this happened my walking would actually curve outward towards the road, like I would look down and realize I was now walking right along the edge of the sidewalk, not in the middle where I typically walk...it started scaring me enough that, in combination with the low energy levels, the fear of weight gain, the painful constipation (body got used to stimulants in all sorts of ways I had never guessed it would!), and the honest fact that I basically got clean for other people, I relapsed, and have stayed relapsed. However I am being forced into a situation soon that will mean I have to quit, so I'm scared of what will happen.

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My meth secret78 — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 06:57:06 -0000

The most difficult part of getting off meth is the depression and lack of energy.

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:44:35 -0000

no, you should. there is barely any resources for people trying to escape this hellish drug. even if someone charges, so what? what would you give be yourself again? what would you pay just to have support when your mind is full of lies and you have nowhere else to turn? if you had those answers you prob wouldn't be calling someone who got clean off meth a disgrace. Btw. debt has no bearing on Life or Sanity.

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:40:38 -0000

I Hope you have gotten clean, but even though you started this alone, its not something you can walk away from alone. no matter how much pain you think you eill cause, its no comparision to what they would feel if you did quit and relapsed and died. hope your ok.

Re: Meth Detox

bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:38:40 -0000

Drink water, powerade, and lay off the sugars. if you hadn't ate before hand your stomach will cause problems. just take it easy.

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:36:40 -0000

terror is im sure an understatement for the possibility of quitting something that gave us the best feeling EVER. I have used IV meth for 4 years and im only 21. I finally had had enough or so I though about 3-4 months ago. I still have intense cravings, slow short term memory, mood swings, an despair like an atom bomb. so I have been trying Adderall or vyvanse. and let me tell ya MB-Marshall, when you use either med it will instantly remind you of meth. I don't know any meds that could ease your pain beside downers like valium for sleep. all I can say is prepare to suffer. remember, your body is like a kid throwing a tantrum. it wants what it wants right now, but you cant give in. no matter what you do, once you quit, DO NOT LOOK BACK. I hope you make it through.

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:30:05 -0000

I thought too about using Adderall to help brighten my mood and increase energy, but I realized I have been chemically dependent so long I don't even remember who I really am. so I am (Trying) to steer clear of anything.

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:28:05 -0000

congrats Btw on changing your number. but don't be expecting it to just go away. believe me, the easy part is over.

Re: Meth Detox

bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:26:58 -0000

you have to choose whether those "friends" are worth the consequences you know are possible. I am still in that phase of letting go of those who I used with. in my mind, its either ME, or THEM. it wont be them, in the morgue. it wont be them in jail. it wont be them homeless begging for food. it would be YOU. No person is worth the hell this drug causes. I would rather be ALONE than DEAD.

Re: Meth Detox

bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:23:19 -0000

hi, I used for 4 years till sometime about 3 months ago. on the tolerance issue, it depends on what your ROA is and how much you use on a daily basis. see, my ROA was IV so my tolerance skyrocketed, I was up to a Gram and a half a week just to be able to function. if you smoke it or snort it, I would say your tolerance would go up a little slower than if you IV'd. also, the Average lifespan of a meth user (Depending on ROA) is around 7 years. its not a paradoxical reaction. its just what happens when we as addicts are able to keep the ruse going just that little bit longer. I am only a year younger. believe me, I became something I never dreamed of. I kept my use hidden for almost 2 years from the "major" people in my life. Then it got out of control. I told all my family, said I didn't care if I died, cussed out my mom which I would NEVER do, an ended up in jail on schedule 2 charges. in order for you to want what you say, you have to decide that that high, and that rush, isn't worth death, Jail, Heart breaking sorrow and every other form of emotional suffering you can imagine. you think now that you pulled one over on your family and friends, but guess what, when you DO hit your absolute lowest, all the things you did will come out. there are only two choices to consider when thinking about getting clean, Do you want Death?.....Or Do You want Life?

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bear — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 03:11:53 -0000

its not just the lonliness that hurts, its the despair of not knowing where to turn. I have been clean off and on for about 4 months. the cravings are horrific still, and the pressure I feel from myelf and others is indescribable. this drug will not just take your physical body and possessions, but your entire since of humanity.

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smokeysue martin — Fri, 12 Jul 2013 02:46:00 -0000

hi im the same as you and my husband is in jail now its heart braking, my husband turned against me and my children he was very nasty and said some nasty things I just couldn't cope with it all so I left him. Now his in prison and im worried about him, I haven't heard a thing from him. My husband was always very angry and didn't want to be around me or my children I worry about him every day is he ok whats hi doing ect and I read all the comments on here it scares me I love my husband so much just don't know what to do any more :(

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jesse — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 13:34:04 -0000

I used for 20 years the last ten everyday and I had to quit a very lucrative job and collect unemployment I don't know if any of this is applicable no one knew I used and the day I quit I told my mom and it was possibly the most important part of quitting I would call her daily and tell her how many days it had been day 13 then day 14 then day 15 etc and the pride I felt in myself and the pride that she relayed to me was all the difference I am at day 230 today and I don't call and tell her every day but when I see her I tell her or on big days such as day 200 or seven months I make a point of calling her If you tell someone that you trust they will understand if they are worth their salt and they will be proud of you and this will overshadow any disappointment the might feel the fact that you want to get better should make them proud so it may seem like drivel but confide in someone it made every difference to me

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Staycalm — Thu, 16 May 2013 06:45:09 -0000

I'm a 22 year old male in WA, USA. I've been using drugs since I was a kid, only 12. I stuck to "clean" stuff for the large majority of this time. About 8 months ago I landed a dealer who gives me massive quantities of crystal for the price a beggar could stay high 24/7 on. Since then I've used it every single day except seven simultaneous days. That was roughly a month ago. I quit my job on a bender, left my girlfriend, alienated my family and all my friends who didn't use too, I gave up and lost sight of all my passions and goals in life. I wish I could want to quit. After I hit the lowest point yet, I covered all the proof of my drug use and formulated a spectacularly elaborate piece of bullshit to explain my bad choices and sudden change of values. It all worked great and now I've mended relationships with my friends and family and am even working on my new career! I've become more socially functional and honestly I'm more satisfied with the progress I've made since I hit rock bottom than any transition in my life so far. I have truly become the addict I've always been afraid I am. How long will I live if I don't stop? Is it normal to go 8 months without developing some degree of tolerance? Am i experiencing a paradoxical chemical reaction to this volatile and dangerous substance

Re: Meth Detox

joe — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 01:53:07 -0000

I KNOW WHAT TO DO COME CLEAN NOW! Don't wait for the ugly side affects. My wife did the same exact thing it got bad in every way. And I hate her for being a lying sneak. Hope this helps.

Re: Meth Detox

Boon — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 08:00:20 -0000

Fake a week long sickness, you sleep it off for a week, you can make it

Re: Meth Detox

hayley — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 17:56:19 -0000

restavit...sorry bit late, but yeah restavit in oz is an over the counter sleeping pill. and depending on your stance for weed thats also an option.

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hayley — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 17:54:51 -0000

when my now hubby got clean he had a choice me or drugs he did nothing but sleep for a good year, it was a well deserved catch up.

Re: Meth Detox

doitright — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 19:50:47 -0000

i have been clean since june 2012 and all i still want to do is sleep maybe thats good?i also have breathing issues when i exhale i make a sound its real crappy.a Doctor put me on wellbutrin and it made stopping much easier also an alpha blocker which slows heart rate etc.Meth is no joke it will eat you while you walk ever here what they make it with you dont want to know.Anyone who starts someone on meth should realize you just destroyed another human and you should go to jail to some you gave them an early grave.Its sad to think what women do for meth things they would never even consider clean.I have meet people that ended up killed because of this terrible problem.I lived in a town that everyone i knew or met was on meth and half of them sold it.Please you think you are ok but thats the drug taalking do whatever it takes to stop before it leads you to a much worse place. GOOD LUCK

Re: Meth Detox

Hope — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 16:47:12 -0000

On my second day of not using meth I'm hurting bad . What can I take to help with the numbness and pain?