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Im addicted to dihydrocodeine/codeine

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alex27369
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  • mark101010
    mark101010 alex27369

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    Hi Alex. I was taking 10 at a time up to 6/7 times a day over a 10 year period. When I eventually ran out of resources I experienced the worst living hell you could possibly imagine. Trust me mate the only way out of this is to ask your g.p. to refer you to spectrum. Once there they will give you subutex which believe me is amazing. It cancels out the craving for dihydrocodeine and it makes you feel good. This happens instantly. It's like a miracle cure. The withdrawal from codeine can kill you if you suddenly stop. And if it doesn't it will take you to hell. You need to trust me on this mate. Good luck Yea.

    • mark101010
      mark101010

      Posted

      I also have fibromyalgia as well as other problems but the subutex is a pain reliever so it's all good

    • alex27369
      alex27369 mark101010

      Posted

      Hi mark thanks for the reply. If you seen my first post i also have fibromyalgia so i feel ya pain on that bud. Ahh man its just tye feeling i hate that if i tell ky GP there just gonna make my life even worse! Its like ill be risking telling them whats going on and then they just want me to wein myself off of them and keep tabs on me you know what i mean? Thanks for your advice tho i think once someones ready to do it theyll do it. My old man passed away on the 16th of jan so right now is not a good time...i know that sounds like any other excuse but im gonna make a promise to myself i will soon. All the best mark. PEACE x
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