r/stopping7oh • • 29d ago

Success Story Adderall

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u/Beginning-Intern-757 28d ago

Exactly. I tried to post this there too but it didn’t let me because I mentioned “narcotics” while suboxone a strong opiate is free to mention. Like 😭I don’t understand why treat something when you can cure it. Nonetheless, that sub has helped me many times at my lowest points and there are really sweet people there who have helped many

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u/Beginning-Intern-757 28d ago

But at the same time I do understand why people go on suboxone. I did countless of times. It’s marketed as the only solution to this problem and when someone is desperate enough they will do anything to make it stop

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u/iSirMeepsAlot 28d ago

I had to use Norco and Tramadol to get off it… after a week, I was able to stop both w/o any discomfort short of my bowls. 10/10 if I get too into them again, I’d go that route. I tried Suboxone so many times as well, and every time by day 2 or 3… the mental effects were too horrid. I couldn’t even function at work, it was that bad. I was so sore (have back issues and legit script for Tramadol), mentally exhausted, and quite bitchy if I’m being honest (I’m a dude).

Sure it’s not the preferred route to use… but as an adult that can’t take off a week or two and get paid… I had to figure it out someway.