Comments on: Another person in Pain… http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/another-person-in-pain/ Without the painful withdrawal! Get Suboxone! Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:52:20 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Larry C. http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/another-person-in-pain/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Larry C. Mon, 28 Jun 2010 22:10:00 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/?p=222#comment-212 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" target="_blank">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" target="_blank">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 Doan 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. 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 Doan 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/another-person-in-pain/comment-page-1/#comment-209 zoe Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.howtogetoffpainkillers.com/?p=222#comment-209 We've been through the detox, the subox, the waiting for normalcy.... the degradation and humiliation by the medical community. The problem is that the pain isn't being treated now after 2 back surgeries. My spouse was detoxed from the oxy prescriptions, but his brain is not normal-- 2 years later. He is left alone in his pain and suffering. All the counseling in the world can't undo a chemical reaction that caused permanent brain damage from 20 years of opiate prescriptions -- might want to add that he didn't feel "addicted" until a doctor forced Oxy's on him and kept escalating the milligrams. Can anybody tell me where the hope is? My spouse wants to be prescribed pain medication (anything but oxycontin)... what doctor in the world is going to touch that one? We’ve been through the detox, the subox, the waiting for normalcy…. the degradation and humiliation by the medical community. The problem is that the pain isn’t being treated now after 2 back surgeries. My spouse was detoxed from the oxy prescriptions, but his brain is not normal– 2 years later. He is left alone in his pain and suffering. All the counseling in the world can’t undo a chemical reaction that caused permanent brain damage from 20 years of opiate prescriptions — might want to add that he didn’t feel “addicted” until a doctor forced Oxy’s on him and kept escalating the milligrams. Can anybody tell me where the hope is? My spouse wants to be prescribed pain medication (anything but oxycontin)… what doctor in the world is going to touch that one?

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