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Cravings- A Tramadol Love Story by SavageGarden(m): 12:22am On Jun 19, 2016 |
Hi everyone. I don’t think I’ve ever found myself in the addiction forum before, but something has been troubling me lately. First I’ll start with a little background on me. I've has been engaged in poly drug use for a number of years, usually safely and responsibly, if there is such a thing. A few year back I caught a meth addiction that I ended up kicking cold turkey (with some difficulty). Since then I've have never had a problem with compulsion… until recently. My use of opiates has been few and far in between until about 3 years ago when I was prescribed tramadol by A doc after an accident. Always the knowledgeable user, I thoroughly researched tramadol and instantly developed a profound respect for the chemical after hearing about its ability to cause seizures and debilitating withdrawal symptoms in people. Still, I loved this tramadol. Its subtle sedating yet stimulating high made me function at 150% at work and school. This lead to increased use, which began with 400mg a week, to 400mg a day for 3 days in a week, and just recently I'm doing 300-500mg of tramadol daily for nearly a month now. Now, I realize many regard tramadol as a benign substance, especially when comparable to heroin, but for me it is just right. I finds myself performing above and beyond at work because of the substance and I can truly say my life is better because of it. Colors seem brighter. Food tastes better. Annoyance bounce off of my bubbly sheen. Still, the problem here lies in the frequent high dose use. I recognize that this is an unhealthy amount to be taking, and yet continue on this path. It was just today that I told myself I would begin to come off of the stuff just to prove I could do it, and yet I felt the need to down 300mg before relaying all of this to you guys here. I do not take interest in things I once enjoyed. I no longer work out with the frequency I once did (yet I have still lost plenty of weight…). I realize the potential severity of this addiction, and although my stash is running low, I do not want to stop and at the same time fears withdrawal symptoms. I really don’t know what I'm looking for here*some help definitely* but thought I should share my story… Please excuse the wordy post; I make my trade as an Architect. |
Re: Cravings- A Tramadol Love Story by Maxi112: 12:27am On Jun 19, 2016 |
500mg bros u strong oh. I troway salute for you. . honestly speaking TM is not good for the health 1 Like |
Re: Cravings- A Tramadol Love Story by finalboss1(m): 12:49am On Jun 19, 2016 |
eleyi gidigan |
Re: Cravings- A Tramadol Love Story by sseunth(m): 7:10am On Jun 19, 2016 |
Maxi112:tramadol is very good but u have to see a doctor b4 u can use it....it is a painkiller, u mst see a doctor b4 using it and u mst see a doctor b4 u stop using it, nt for pregnant woman......i read abt it sometimes ago jst that the drug can kill if abuse |
Re: Cravings- A Tramadol Love Story by Nobody: 4:56pm On Jun 19, 2016 |
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