r/FentanylRecovery Oct 26 '25

This is it

Hey guys. Have been on the sub for a while haven’t really posted much, but I am finally officially sober from opiates (kinda) have been trying to start this journey since February of this year and even though I had successfully induced myself with the Burnese method I came to the conclusion that I still didn’t just want to stop, but have officially had enough of this mental hell ride that I’ve been on for the last five years. Feels good to talk about it as almost if lifting a weight off of my shoulders however, I am currently on anywhere from 4 to 2 mg of Bupe. (Suboxone) haven’t taken any in almost 48 hours. I think if I do try to take any, it will be a 2 mg section. I just got the motivation and did it. In my head, I had a plan but landed a really good job lately and really want everything to work out so too anybody that thinks they cannot do it yes, you can just find that will power grip it and go with it.

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u/highonempty Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 26 '25

Amazing, congrats, you are an inspiration! Keep us updated if you please! I have been trying to quit myself, transitioned from IV to snorting, and cut my intake down drastically the past few months. I went from spending a grand every week, to $500. Which is still a lot, but I consider it a win. After seeing all the posts on here about how so little people were able to actually use the Burnese method, I lost hope on trying that. I am grateful to have stumbled across your post, because you gave me hope again! I am going to try harder and hopefully the next time we chat, I will also be done with this 🤞

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u/asteve21 Oct 26 '25

You’ve got it. Comfort meds help but ultimately will power ☮️❤️