[Zac.]

Yep. Seen it do horrible things to people. I'm a little scared for my surgery in a couple months where ill be given IV morphine for a couple days and then low dose oxy for a couple weeks. I have a very addictive personality. I've been on and off benzos it really sucks how when u stop taking them u just get anxiety out of nowhere and the only way to supress it is more benzos :/

[mothered]

Yep. Seen it do horrible things to people. I'm a little scared for my surgery in a couple months where ill be given IV morphine for a couple days and then low dose oxy for a couple weeks. I have a very addictive personality.

If you have Issues with addiction, oxys are "highly" addictive.

You'll find that you must wean off them, and not stop abruptly.

[Zac.]

Yep. Seen it do horrible things to people. I'm a little scared for my surgery in a couple months where ill be given IV morphine for a couple days and then low dose oxy for a couple weeks. I have a very addictive personality.

If you have Issues with addiction, oxys are "highly" addictive.

You'll find that you must wean off them, and not stop abruptly.

Yeah I just hope I can avoid the WD's as i've seen first hand how nasty they can be.

[UncensoredDevil]

Weed, xans, molly, acid and LSD are my favorite

[mothered]

Yep. Seen it do horrible things to people. I'm a little scared for my surgery in a couple months where ill be given IV morphine for a couple days and then low dose oxy for a couple weeks. I have a very addictive personality.

If you have Issues with addiction, oxys are "highly" addictive.

You'll find that you must wean off them, and not stop abruptly.

Yeah I just hope I can avoid the WD's as i've seen first hand how nasty they can be.

Absolutely.

Many years ago, a friend of mine was addicted to Oxys (over 300 mg a day) and It almost ruined his life. He was admitted to rehab- for the purpose of weaning off. From memory, It took around 3 months to fully recover and lose the addiction.

[Zac.]

If you have Issues with addiction, oxys are "highly" addictive.

You'll find that you must wean off them, and not stop abruptly.

Yeah I just hope I can avoid the WD's as i've seen first hand how nasty they can be.

Absolutely.

Many years ago, a friend of mine was addicted to Oxys (over 300 mg a day) and It almost ruined his life. He was admitted to rehab- for the purpose of weaning off. From memory, It took around 3 months to fully recover and lose the addiction.

That's incredibly fast. Serious opioid addiction usually takes years to ween of, props to him. I guess it's worse when you start messing with IV injections

[mothered]

Yeah I just hope I can avoid the WD's as i've seen first hand how nasty they can be.

Absolutely.

Many years ago, a friend of mine was addicted to Oxys (over 300 mg a day) and It almost ruined his life. He was admitted to rehab- for the purpose of weaning off. From memory, It took around 3 months to fully recover and lose the addiction.

That's incredibly fast. Serious opioid addiction usually takes years to ween of, props to him. I guess it's worse when you start messing with IV injections

He was In one of the leading rehab hospitals In my country- with the best doctors and facilities.

Don't get me wrong, he was a total mess when admitted and It took "a lot" of hard work to finally recover. They were reducing the dosage/strength a little at a time each day, to the point of zero after a few months. I fully agree with your comment on IV. That's probably the hardest addictions to quit.

[Zac.]

Absolutely.

Many years ago, a friend of mine was addicted to Oxys (over 300 mg a day) and It almost ruined his life. He was admitted to rehab- for the purpose of weaning off. From memory, It took around 3 months to fully recover and lose the addiction.

That's incredibly fast. Serious opioid addiction usually takes years to ween of, props to him. I guess it's worse when you start messing with IV injections

He was In one of the leading rehab hospitals In my country- with the best doctors and facilities.

Don't get me wrong, he was a total mess when admitted and It took "a lot" of hard work to finally recover. They were reducing the dosage/strength a little at a time each day, to the point of zero after a few months. I fully agree with your comment on IV. That's probably the hardest addictions to quit.

From what I've heard serious benzo addiction seems like the hardest and most painful to quit but heroin sounds horrible too