Author: fortheloveof

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 5:30 am

Sorry you have been through so much with your daughter, I have two children both over 20 one just turned. and I know if my child was addicted to anything. to me nothing is worse then the other becuase it all leads to the same thing. A really tuff and sad life. But I would most definantly let her stay on suboxene for as long as she needs to be on it. specially you mentioned that she wants to be clean now!! that is a good sign. I am on suboxene, and a mother and grandmother never thought i’d be here at this point in my life. but the pain pills just took over and at first it ws a way to mask pain and issues. or so i thought but then it became a matter of just not getting sick. i knew it was wrong and was so depressed and quilty about it all. And just felt hopeless until i found suboxene. I’ve only been on it a month. but what a difference in my outlook. at first i was all about the fast taper and not being on it for long,,,,had that trading one addiction to another thing in my head. but after reading about it and getting the book healing the addicted brain. very good book if you haven’t read it. I reconsidered my opion on the treatment of suboxene. I have a deiases and whether it was self inflicted or not doesn’t matter i have it now…I may not have it for ever or be active in it. but it is there..and if I had anyother deiases I would take medicine to help it to….i have high blood pressure i take high blood presure meds….i have depression i take zoloft.. I have vitimen definiecys so i take vitimens….
and if i have to take that stuff for life so be it if it helps me through day to day living…..I hope to one day taper off the suboxene and I have read that if you do a slow taper it is not bad at all under doctor care and doing it the right way it can be hardly noticeable at all….but you must stay on it long enough to feel the need to taper and feel strong enough to move forward in your recovery and give yourself time to make new friends and make new interests in life. habits take a while to form good or bad…..and i’m taking this time to form new habits or retrieve some old ones i lost while on pills….i would let you daughter take the subs don’t made her feel like she is still a druggie and know that this is way better then her going to the ghetto and hanging with people that don’t care about her….you do and if she is on subs enjoy her recovery and mend your relationship with her in a few years you will have a completely different daughter that is a functioning member of society. and be proud that she is taking the medicine that will help her get there no matter how long! Just my opion.

Author: fortheloveof

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 5:30 am

Sorry you have been through so much with your daughter, I have two children both over 20 one just turned. and I know if my child was addicted to anything. to me nothing is worse then the other becuase it all leads to the same thing. A really tuff and sad life. But I would most definantly let her stay on suboxene for as long as she needs to be on it. specially you mentioned that she wants to be clean now!! that is a good sign. I am on suboxene, and a mother and grandmother never thought i’d be here at this point in my life. but the pain pills just took over and at first it ws a way to mask pain and issues. or so i thought but then it became a matter of just not getting sick. i knew it was wrong and was so depressed and quilty about it all. And just felt hopeless until i found suboxene. I’ve only been on it a month. but what a difference in my outlook. at first i was all about the fast taper and not being on it for long,,,,had that trading one addiction to another thing in my head. but after reading about it and getting the book healing the addicted brain. very good book if you haven’t read it. I reconsidered my opion on the treatment of suboxene. I have a deiases and whether it was self inflicted or not doesn’t matter i have it now…I may not have it for ever or be active in it. but it is there..and if I had anyother deiases I would take medicine to help it to….i have high blood pressure i take high blood presure meds….i have depression i take zoloft.. I have vitimen definiecys so i take vitimens….
and if i have to take that stuff for life so be it if it helps me through day to day living…..I hope to one day taper off the suboxene and I have read that if you do a slow taper it is not bad at all under doctor care and doing it the right way it can be hardly noticeable at all….but you must stay on it long enough to feel the need to taper and feel strong enough to move forward in your recovery and give yourself time to make new friends and make new interests in life. habits take a while to form good or bad…..and i’m taking this time to form new habits or retrieve some old ones i lost while on pills….i would let you daughter take the subs don’t made her feel like she is still a druggie and know that this is way better then her going to the ghetto and hanging with people that don’t care about her….you do and if she is on subs enjoy her recovery and mend your relationship with her in a few years you will have a completely different daughter that is a functioning member of society. and be proud that she is taking the medicine that will help her get there no matter how long! Just my opion.