Author: tinydancer
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:27 pm
| jmdear wrote: |
| I didn’t have showtime for the longest time, then my assistant at work told me I was "Going all Dexter on the employees" one night..I thought it was a cartoon… |
Oh yeah,
Bwahahaha!!! That would be Dexter’s Laboratory.
Author: tinydancer
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:27 pm
| jmdear wrote: |
| I didn’t have showtime for the longest time, then my assistant at work told me I was "Going all Dexter on the employees" one night..I thought it was a cartoon… |
Oh yeah,
Bwahahaha!!! That would be Dexter’s Laboratory.
Author: MovieMaker1
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:34 pm
I did word some things wrong and say some things out of anger. That’s fair.
However.
I made this post because I got so tired of people complaining that suboxone made their addiction much worse because it destroyed their soul, ruined their marriage, made them crazy, ect. Just this vibe that if they just get off suboxone for awhile then these bad things will all go away. This is just irritating because so many on here say that their recovery is just "their own" and they do things differently because it works for them…. When they are feeling like crap in so many aspects because they are just taking suboxone and doing very little for their actual recovery…. But let’s blame all these crappy things happening on suboxone instead of me not actively chasing recovery. Recovery isn’t just stopping opiates and calling it a day. So many complain about suboxone doing this or that and then come out and say they still drink, smoke weed, don’t really do anything for their recover as far as treatment because it doesn’t work for them (they went to one na meeting and got pointed out for being on suboxone so obviously it’s all a sham that doesn’t work for them), and have several mental health issues aside from addiction……. But again it must just be the suboxone causing all the problems…. What an evil drug it is!!! So. Sorry if I get a little bent out of shape over it, but it’s crazy to me. We are addicts here. By we I mean people posting on this forum. So stop kidding yourself. Get better! Stop blaming one of the only things helping most of us! Stop worrying so much about the suboxone and what it is or isn’t doing and what you can do to help yourself get/stay better. Idk. What do I know.
Author: MovieMaker1
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:34 pm
I did word some things wrong and say some things out of anger. That’s fair.
However.
I made this post because I got so tired of people complaining that suboxone made their addiction much worse because it destroyed their soul, ruined their marriage, made them crazy, ect. Just this vibe that if they just get off suboxone for awhile then these bad things will all go away. This is just irritating because so many on here say that their recovery is just "their own" and they do things differently because it works for them…. When they are feeling like crap in so many aspects because they are just taking suboxone and doing very little for their actual recovery…. But let’s blame all these crappy things happening on suboxone instead of me not actively chasing recovery. Recovery isn’t just stopping opiates and calling it a day. So many complain about suboxone doing this or that and then come out and say they still drink, smoke weed, don’t really do anything for their recover as far as treatment because it doesn’t work for them (they went to one na meeting and got pointed out for being on suboxone so obviously it’s all a sham that doesn’t work for them), and have several mental health issues aside from addiction……. But again it must just be the suboxone causing all the problems…. What an evil drug it is!!! So. Sorry if I get a little bent out of shape over it, but it’s crazy to me. We are addicts here. By we I mean people posting on this forum. So stop kidding yourself. Get better! Stop blaming one of the only things helping most of us! Stop worrying so much about the suboxone and what it is or isn’t doing and what you can do to help yourself get/stay better. Idk. What do I know.
Author: inflorida
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:57 pm
wow, you made it through 8 days and you where strong enough to refuse some blues. Thats awesome. I’m about to stop soon too ( end of april) and your day to day update inspired me immensly. I think you should start going to the gym when you come back home, so that you can meet new friends there.
Do you take any supplements? I am about to start taking amino acids, vitamins, and extra protein to speed up the healing process and of coure exercise is key to help the brain heal faster.
I live in Tampa too, and I think we should consider ourselves lucky because the weather here is way warmer then up north of course. Now imagine living up north and freezing. Especially during wd we tend to be cold and have trouble controlling our temp., so at least we are warm and miserable instead of cold and miserable 
Anyway, please please update when you have the time, I really wanna know how you doing and what you up to.
And you lucky you where traveling during wd, because its socks to stay home and keep on counting the minutes and beeing bored. Actually I belief that boredom during early recovery is a dangerous enemy. So keep busy!
so please update us!
Author: inflorida
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 6:57 pm
wow, you made it through 8 days and you where strong enough to refuse some blues. Thats awesome. I’m about to stop soon too ( end of april) and your day to day update inspired me immensly. I think you should start going to the gym when you come back home, so that you can meet new friends there.
Do you take any supplements? I am about to start taking amino acids, vitamins, and extra protein to speed up the healing process and of coure exercise is key to help the brain heal faster.
I live in Tampa too, and I think we should consider ourselves lucky because the weather here is way warmer then up north of course. Now imagine living up north and freezing. Especially during wd we tend to be cold and have trouble controlling our temp., so at least we are warm and miserable instead of cold and miserable
Anyway, please please update when you have the time, I really wanna know how you doing and what you up to.
And you lucky you where traveling during wd, because its socks to stay home and keep on counting the minutes and beeing bored. Actually I belief that boredom during early recovery is a dangerous enemy. So keep busy!
so please update us!
Author: Jennicole525
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 7:28 pm
I also forgot to add that there are phone numbers on the back of insurance cards, definitely for Medicaid. Call them and explain the situation and they will try to assist you the best they can. Good luck!
Author: Jennicole525
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2013 7:28 pm
I also forgot to add that there are phone numbers on the back of insurance cards, definitely for Medicaid. Call them and explain the situation and they will try to assist you the best they can. Good luck!