Comments on: About Me http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com Without the painful withdrawal! Get Suboxone! Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:43:21 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Larry C. http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-214 Larry C. Tue, 06 Jul 2010 16:41:10 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-214 Here's what I wrote to someone else, The suboxone took away the pain of withdrawal, and the back pain. but when I got off the subosone my back pain was still there. the pain is a symptom of a problem that needs to be addresses. I researched and found several ways to make me completely pain free from now on. the links are in the reply I posted below. I have been pain free since I started using the foam roll for the back and the supplements I mentioned in the post below. Pain killers will also start to cause pain the longer you are on them. so it's a vicious cycle. he needs to get off them. Please read the below post: Suboxone is a partial opiate that can do several things at once. First it will help with the pain of withdrawal from full opiates. Then it can help with the pain of the back surgeries. It also fills the receptor sites that are left empty from opiate detox, where endorphins should be. So you bypass the depression associates with opiate withdrawal. I was addicted to pain meds as well for my back issues which after getting off the opiates and suboxone all together, came back and wasn't resolved. I did some research and found some things that helped immensely, one site that REALLY helped was this one: <a href="http://www.losethebackpain.com/aff/index.php?p=sddarkma&w=LTBP-AFF">http://www.losethebackpain.com</a>. I would highly recommend he get the program for his back pain. I found that several stretches helped immensely, as well as using a foam roll to roll out the knots, and toxin holding muscles that also cause pain and spasm. They are available here: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HLLREA?ie=UTF8&tag=opiates-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000HLLREA">Foam Roll at Amazon.Com</a> There are also some supplements he can take to help with the pain, such as Fish Oil, great anti-inflammatory, Digestive enzyme, Paipin and other proteolytic enzymes, that tell the inflammation when to stop. As we get older, the enzymes that tell our body to stop being inflamed are lowered with age, therefore, as they say inflammation begets inflammation, taking the proteolytic enzymes tell the body to turn off the inflammation and relieve swelling. this helps immensely as well. Another supplement is the natural muscle relaxant magnesium. Which is in Doans Back Pills. Taking Magnesium and Calcium will help the pain go away as well. Magnesium is a natural muscle relaxant and it needs calcium to work synergisticly with the magnesium to be absorbed. Magnesium needs calcium to be absorbed. and vice versa. I was on pain meds for over 4 years and tried to stop on my own and couldn't do it. Suboxone was what I needed to get off, and when I got off the suboxone I had no craving for opiates at all. I should also say that today, aside from the normal occasional kinks and such, my back is pain free. But I stretch EVERYDAY. which I am willing to bet he will need to as well. If its a part of the back that link will help. Good Luck and keep me posted. Here’s what I wrote to someone else, The suboxone took away the pain of withdrawal, and the back pain. but when I got off the subosone my back pain was still there. the pain is a symptom of a problem that needs to be addresses. I researched and found several ways to make me completely pain free from now on. the links are in the reply I posted below. I have been pain free since I started using the foam roll for the back and the supplements I mentioned in the post below.
Pain killers will also start to cause pain the longer you are on them. so it’s a vicious cycle. he needs to get off them.
Please read the below post:

Suboxone is a partial opiate that can do several things at once. First it will help with the pain of withdrawal from full opiates. Then it can help with the pain of the back surgeries. It also fills the receptor sites that are left empty from opiate detox, where endorphins should be. So you bypass the depression associates with opiate withdrawal.
I was addicted to pain meds as well for my back issues which after getting off the opiates and suboxone all together, came back and wasn’t resolved. I did some research and found some things that helped immensely, one site that REALLY helped was this one: http://www.losethebackpain.com. I would highly recommend he get the program for his back pain. I found that several stretches helped immensely, as well as using a foam roll to roll out the knots, and toxin holding muscles that also cause pain and spasm. They are available here: Foam Roll at Amazon.Com
There are also some supplements he can take to help with the pain, such as Fish Oil, great anti-inflammatory, Digestive enzyme, Paipin and other proteolytic enzymes, that tell the inflammation when to stop. As we get older, the enzymes that tell our body to stop being inflamed are lowered with age, therefore, as they say inflammation begets inflammation, taking the proteolytic enzymes tell the body to turn off the inflammation and relieve swelling. this helps immensely as well.
Another supplement is the natural muscle relaxant magnesium. Which is in Doans Back Pills. Taking Magnesium and Calcium will help the pain go away as well. Magnesium is a natural muscle relaxant and it needs calcium to work synergisticly with the magnesium to be absorbed. Magnesium needs calcium to be absorbed. and vice versa.
I was on pain meds for over 4 years and tried to stop on my own and couldn’t do it. Suboxone was what I needed to get off, and when I got off the suboxone I had no craving for opiates at all.

I should also say that today, aside from the normal occasional kinks and such, my back is pain free. But I stretch EVERYDAY. which I am willing to bet he will need to as well. If its a part of the back that link will help.
Good Luck and keep me posted.

]]> By: zoe http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-213 zoe Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:25:42 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-213 Curious....Larry, did Suboxone take away the pain? My husband thinks it will not solve his chronic pain. He is actually thinking about Methadone. What are your thoughts on that? Curious….Larry, did Suboxone take away the pain? My husband thinks it will not solve his chronic pain. He is actually thinking about Methadone. What are your thoughts on that?

]]> By: Larry C. http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-211 Larry C. Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:50:37 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-211 Yes Just like that. I did have to sign a contract that stated I wouldn't drink alcohol but that was fine as I didn't want to be using anything, personally. Yes just like that, they will give you a prescription if you show signs of being addicted to opiates, which if the doctors see your pharmacy records they can tell. Sounds like you got a bad doctor. My doctor gave me 30 days supply each time, I saw him once a month for a new prescription, and didn't have to piss test to get my suboxone. If you get my report it will tell you where and how to find hundreds of approved Suboxone Doctors, in your area or at least the next nearest one from the nasty nurse. :) also it will give you the questions to ask before going in to make sure there are no hidden costs. I would also ask about getting a 30 day supply, each time and tell them your horror story. My doctor was a psycho-pharmacologist who also specialized in addictive medicine. Yes Just like that. I did have to sign a contract that stated I wouldn’t drink alcohol but that was fine as I didn’t want to be using anything, personally.
Yes just like that, they will give you a prescription if you show signs of being addicted to opiates, which if the doctors see your pharmacy records they can tell. Sounds like you got a bad doctor. My doctor gave me 30 days supply each time, I saw him once a month for a new prescription, and didn’t have to piss test to get my suboxone. If you get my report it will tell you where and how to find hundreds of approved Suboxone Doctors, in your area or at least the next nearest one from the nasty nurse. :)
also it will give you the questions to ask before going in to make sure there are no hidden costs.
I would also ask about getting a 30 day supply, each time and tell them your horror story. My doctor was a psycho-pharmacologist who also specialized in addictive medicine.

]]> By: zoe http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-210 zoe Mon, 28 Jun 2010 20:17:51 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-210 Your doctor prescribed you suboxone...just like that? My husband sought help from prescription drugs and got into a suboxone authorized doctor's office...apparently, they are not easy to come by. He had to go to the doctor every 2 days to get 2 days supply... 4 hours of driving a day. Then he had to pee test in front of a nasty fat nurse that feasted her eyes on his penis. This was degrading and humiliating. There wasn't a "real" doctor even around to see him, just all the administrators -- he got so depressed about being labeled a "junky" and the low life stigma associated with people that do drugs. Are there doctors that write the prescription without all the "contracts" and "stipulations"? Your doctor prescribed you suboxone…just like that? My husband sought help from prescription drugs and got into a suboxone authorized doctor’s office…apparently, they are not easy to come by. He had to go to the doctor every 2 days to get 2 days supply… 4 hours of driving a day. Then he had to pee test in front of a nasty fat nurse that feasted her eyes on his penis. This was degrading and humiliating. There wasn’t a “real” doctor even around to see him, just all the administrators — he got so depressed about being labeled a “junky” and the low life stigma associated with people that do drugs. Are there doctors that write the prescription without all the “contracts” and “stipulations”?

]]> By: Tim http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-206 Tim Wed, 16 Jun 2010 22:20:17 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-206 My wife is showing no signs of any addiction, HOWEVER, she is obtaining large amounts of tramadol. She doeesn't know I know. Suggestions/resources as to how to approach her? Thanks! Tim My wife is showing no signs of any addiction, HOWEVER, she is obtaining large amounts of tramadol. She doeesn’t know I know. Suggestions/resources as to how to approach her? Thanks! Tim

]]> By: celina http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-200 celina Wed, 26 May 2010 21:42:30 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-200 How long do u need to stay on the drug, to keep ur self from going back on the bad drugs? How long do u need to stay on the drug, to keep ur self from going back on the bad drugs?

]]> By: Larry C. http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Larry C. Mon, 17 Aug 2009 07:37:59 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-8 Yes Kelsey, it was Suboxone. If you read "<a href="http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/the-solution/" rel="nofollow">The Solution"</a> You will see that answer. For me it was a miracle drug that helped me to get off and stay off the vicodin. I also joined a 12 step program on my own after I was able to get off the vicodin, and have found a wonderful support system there. Yes Kelsey, it was Suboxone. If you read “The Solution” You will see that answer.
For me it was a miracle drug that helped me to get off and stay off the vicodin. I also joined a 12 step program on my own after I was able to get off the vicodin, and have found a wonderful support system there.

]]> By: Kelly http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Kelly Mon, 17 Aug 2009 06:47:25 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainmeds.net/?page_id=2#comment-6 Did I miss something? What is the magic drug that helped you get over your addiction? By any chance is it suboxin? Did I miss something? What is the magic drug that helped you get over your addiction? By any chance is it suboxin?

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