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Comment on Treatment from Suboxone by National Opiate Hotline

National Opiate Hotline — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 19:53:37 +0000

Hi Christa,

Thank you for sharing your story.

Comment on Treatment from Suboxone by Christa M

Christa M — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 04:15:10 +0000

Before I started taking suboxone, I had been addicted to drugs for 7 years, 4 of them on opiates. I\’d say suboxone helped save my life and am finally able to live normally. No more withdrawing! This allows me to ejoy the parts of my life I couldn\’t see and have been clean for exactly 35 days, which is the longest I have experience since being 13. But I do have to say I had a hard time finding a doctor to prescribe it in NJ, but the one I did find is the most amazing doctor I have ever seen. She has helped me through a few nights I didn\’t think I would make it. So being on Suboxone has saved my life in more ways than one.

Christa

Comment on Treatment from Suboxone by National Opiate Hotline

National Opiate Hotline — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 22:33:19 +0000

Paul,

Thank you for sharing. We hope this aids others in their search for help.

Comment on Treatment from Suboxone by Paul

Paul — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 21:34:28 +0000

I used suboxone over a year ago to get off pain meds. I have to say, I’d never take it again. I’d rather be sick for 4-7 days then 2-3 months. Plus I have ongoing side effects from it. The legs twitching has never gone away, my eyesight gets worse and worse and I still sneeze all the time. I’ve never had any allergy in my life. And when i was on suboxone the depression was beyond belief. If i had access to a gun i would have pulled the trigger….no question about it. I’m waiting for the class action. I know it’s coming, and I’ll be first in line. Don’t take this drug.

Comment on Suboxone Fast Passing Methadone As Preferred Method Of Treatment For Opiate Detox by Bobby

Bobby — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 03:29:00 +0000

The fact that suboxone is more effective for breaking the addiction to heroin is becoming more commonly known.There are many reasons for suboxone’s success but I think the primary one is that it effectively eases the cravings. Hooray for anything that relieves an addict of the burden of their horrible addiction.

Comment on Taking aim at OxyContin abuse by Jeanne Marie

Jeanne Marie — Mon, 17 May 2010 17:25:27 +0000

This is a fast-growing problem. I think that (finally) we are beginning to take notice and the proper steps to increase awareness (especially among young people) and get people the addiction treatment help they need.