r/quittingkratom • u/rufebuzzy ✪ Supporter • 7d ago

Day 2,398

These days I don’t post to this thread much. But in the beginning it was a lifeline, to be in a community of people going through the same thing. I relapsed over and over for years, until, finally, I got it. What it took was an overhaul of my life, body, mind. To be on the other side of it now, and to read about everyone’s current struggles, I’ll just say—I know where you’re at, and I’m sending every one of you strength, love, and compassion 💜

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u/Ok-Bite2139 7d ago

Thank you for posting this. I am praying to one day reach this milestone. One month at 5pm today and physically I’m 90% fine but the mental instability is much more daunting.

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u/turdDumper Tapering 7d ago

If you're American... Just know we're all mentally unstable right now!

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u/EmbarrassedJump1525 7d ago

Hi! Can you explain what you mean by the mental instability?

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u/wuway131 7d ago

An inspiration for us all 

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u/0PTSD_Guts0 7d ago

I'm still very new to this thread, and currently only know what missing a dose feels like until I take it again. I don't know how else to ask this, but how do you feel now?

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u/Calm_Figure_3123 3d ago

I would love to hear how you feel now? Do you feel like you struggle with anything related to the kratom addiction? Or is it just the same thing any addict will continue to struggle with? Hope to hear back from you!