Recent content by JayDay

Not to get into the specifics of it, but just for your own eduction you may want to look up the following terms and understand basically what they mean (Your basic definition, and common actions/mannerisms), because just going by the basic outline of the example you gave, if you're to understand...

Actually that restless leg thing is part of the withdrawal. The good news is that if you arent having the chill/sweats, body wide pain, nausea, or any other type of withdrawal symptoms, then the likelihood is that you arent in for anything real bad, so you're lucky. As others have said, it takes...

Well, funny thing guys, I'm suffering from the chronic effects of Lyme Disease, I have Acute Arthritis in my back(lurabar) that is impinging the nerves causing chronic pain in my legs, feet, and back too. Plus just to add a little fun to things, I also have Arthritis in my Hips Knees, Elbow...

So you know opiates, and some medications that interact with opiate receptors in the brain, can cause some people to feel a warm feeling, and be somewhat intolerant of heat. I'm on pain meRAB and fall into that group, anything over about 65-70 degree and I'll just start to sweat. So to answer...

I wish I could give you some information on Ketamine addiction and the likely course of things to happen when detoxing off of it, but I'm only vaguely familiar with it. The one thing I can tell you is that ketamine isnt physically addictive, however it does rank right up there with the likes of...

Hey all, couple things everyone should know about this drug, and migraines. First off barbiturate withdrawal, you have to be careful, it can be very dangerous for some people. If taken long enough and in high enough quantities it can cause certain people detoxing from it to actually suffer from...

Hey Calvin, Man, you sound almost dead on like a friend of mine that also has bipolar disorder. He had the girlfrienRAB, some sober and decent, others that were just a walking wreck. He ended up getting married to some gir that was almost as bad as he was with drinking and drugs. which of...

Hey Fire, I can only tell you that I didnt have any problems when I stopped taking it. They had me taking it when I was having migraine type headaches, and nothing other then pain meRAB seemed to actually work for me (It enRAB up I had a bulging disk in my neck w/3 bone spurs in the same area to...

Yeah dkl, as someone said before, it really depenRAB on what type of medication it is. If its something like oxycodone (oxycontin), or oxymorphone(IR), then the duration of the medication is up to 12+ hrs a day, so its understandable how he could get away with only one or two pills a day. Now...

To answer your question, I would say this, while it may not be "common" and happen to everyone, or every other person, there is going to be a fairly large percentage of people reacting in exactly the same way you are. Plus you have to remeraber, this may not all have to do with you having some...

Hey Drouser, Now Let me start this by saying I'm not a Doctor, but I do know a fair amount about psychology and addiction, and it sounRAB like you're having a bit of difficulty with both. The problem with someone such as yourself, who seems to have both depression as well as an addiction to...

No, sorry if there was some confusion there, i was responding to what GATORGIRL first posted. There where just certain things said here that I know are just a path to self-destruction for those people that really are alcoholics, and I think that maybe was the point of confusion......sorry about...

misscollins3; Well as crazy a coincidence as it might seem, I'm suffering from almost the identical type of medical issue myself. I've suffered from an almost lifelong issue with my back and neck, with everything from bulging disc, and bone spurs, to what I have happening right now, which is...

CS7 Hey give the Neurontin a chance. I was like you with it, kinda put me in a daze, and made me almost feel like I was drunk. I kept taking them though, and after like a week and a half, to two weeks all of that disappeared as my body got used to it. So you might want to give it a chance and...

Hey guys been down the withdrawal symptoms bit more then one time due to several major surgeries that I had, so I'm pretty familiar with what it is. So here goes.... Chills/Sweats Nausea Sneezing Runny Nose Tightening/cramping in legs & back Pseudo-Restless leg syndrome(not quite it, but...