Part of me feels like relapse

But ... Ugh

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I mean... I've been basically crippled for weeks refusing meds .. and then... I couldn't....

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Feels like failure in a way... Yet .. I mean... There's real problems..... Geh.

The doctor says it's ok

Next thing you know you have a serious problem and need to stop

It's not easy

And when you're not doing it just to get high and have a legitimate reason yet get addicted

It's really really hard

Because I didn't really want it

And they love giving you a shot in the ass of Dilaudid (known as d or dogs on the street)

I should look on the almost bright side

If I wanted I can still get any drug I wanted but I don't

I don't sell anymore and refuse to consume unless really necessary

The worst part

Doctors are like yeah go ahead and mix this shit just don't drink

.... No

As a retired street pharmacist

I wouldn't recommend that

Generally opioids make your breathing and heart rate slow down. But not in every case, in some the heart speeds up. It really depends on several factors. cyclobenzaprine has a wide variety of heart annormalities as a side effect... Depending... So in theory, it shouldn't be mixed with any stimulant that impacts the heart's functioning.

I don't even think it should be prescribed to smokers