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I’ve only had fentanyl once in my life and it was in a controlled medical setting. As someone who has never really used drugs in general, the best way I could describe the feeling was that it turned down the volume on everything from a 10 down to like a 2. I was terrified and crying because I had to get an injection in my shoulder with a big long needle to block the nerves in my arm. As soon as they pushed the fentanyl into my IV for the injection, I was still scared and still understood what was happening, but I was just so much more okay with it. Everything felt quieter in every way, both in the sense that sounds were quieter, but also everything was just way less intense. I can rationalize why someone in certain very stressful life circumstances would be attracted to that feeling. I can’t pretend to truly understand but it helped me a lot to empathize with how people can start to become dependent on it in the first place

End the War on Drugs, Repeal the Controlled Substances Act, Abolish the FDA!!

I'll just say I've done fentanyl and methadone is better to get off of it than buprenorphine at least for the first week of coming off it because taking buprenorphine can send you into worst withdrawals within the first few days of coming off of fentanyl

I’m 11 680 (32 years) days clean! 🎉 I’m also smart enough to never start that shit in the first place..

Thank you everyone for scaring the shit out of me. I will never try these drugs.

The moment I thought to myself "What bone can I break to get more pills?", I quit THAT day. Years of mental health drugs, quit. Cold Turkey. Booze for decades. Quit. None of which was easy. And for the love of common sense, ITS NOT AN ILLNESS. To call it an illness is to remove the user's personal responsibility. It's insulting to people with real medical illnesses that they didn't create themselves. Most things in life that are gonna be of the greatest benefit, are not easy to obtain, create or change. But, will be worth it.

I wonder what instagram comments would have to say about this video

I went thru a bad wreck to where I shattered my spine (so badly they were unsure if I’d be able to walk again) had a spinal fusion, had half of my colon, as well as part of my intestines removed, my appendix removed, a broken femur, and a broken jaw, all at once. And that pain didn’t compare to the pain of heroin withdrawal. And no, I had no pain alleviation as my opioid tolerance was too high. So I sat in that hospital suffering. And I’d take that over opioid withdrawal. I wish people who were ignorant to addiction understand the amount of suffering that comes with it.

Isn’t that….horse tranquilizer?

The Pharma Industry and Docs that caused this should be punished af in the US.

I got spiked with some sort of drug a month or so ago. The withdrawals the day after was insane. I was throwing up non stop, no food just pure bile. I thought I was going to die. I’m not sure what drug it was but to this day it’s really put drug withdrawal into perspective. It is HARD and whoever gets past that stage you are strong.

The dope sick and withdrawal makes me feel like my sink is backwards. I am so afraid of quitting. I take 30/40 hydrocodone 10s a day. 12 at 5am then 12 at 5pm. Then another 10/12 at 10pm

I guess I’m just genetically different… I take opioids for my broken back.. sometimes the prescription doesn’t work and I have to go a few days sometimes even a few weeks without… back hurts like hell - but that’s about it. I guess I’m super lucky.

Fentanyl addiction can be equated to eating food. Once the addiction is so severe your body wants the drug just as bad as it wants food for nourishment. If you want to know how hard it is to go through withdrawal and not use to alleviate the symptoms, stop eating food one day and let your body start to deteriorate and tell you in the worst way that you need food, but still refrain from eating. That’s about what it’s like to be in withdrawal and not continue to use.

When I was taken to the ER in acute FentanyI WD, the nurse came in and asked me to sit up so she could give me some pills to swallow. That was the moment I started crying bc I realized "holy shit, they don't know what the hell they're doing." But I was too sick to stand up and leave. I'd describe the rest of the nightmare but RUclips will just censor it. Let's just say they didn't gaf or understand how to treat it properly. Which blew my mind considering how common it is these days. Horrible.

This Dr put it the best. Opoid addiction becomes a primal need like food and water. That's how it is. It's the base of the hierarchy of needs once your brain has become acustomed to it.

Psilocybin mushrooms are in no way dangerous it is safe and effective treatment for most mental health issues promotes brain function creates new nural pathways and a higher train of thought the only situation when they could be dangerous would be driving or doing a “heroic dose” which is highly dangerous which is typically 8-14 grams of mushrooms

Day 1: flushed my stuff down the toilet first step eh

could remember several years ago I was diagnosed with ADHD. Also suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

10 days bullshit! Took well over 12 months to feel normal again

WARNING BOTS IN THE COMMENTS PRETENDING TO BE PEOPLE WHO CAN SHIP YOU MAGIC MUSHROOMS

Yeah, but that dehydration thing NEVER happens. I can get killed on my drive home from work. Kick the scag. Drink water

Eat less, exercise more. You don't need big farma to sell you a pill with disasterous consequences. You need discipline and common sense.😂😂

watching this video, it is absolutely beyond me that within the AA community treatments like methadone are demonized. they really preach within their traditions that if you dont quit cold turkey, you didn’t do it right and you are doomed to relapse. unfortunately that community is full of logical fallacies, herd mentality and dogma. and it’s widely the only support available to addicts trying to stay sober.

I’m over 5 months sober from fentanyl never going back I was in a living hell , last time I used I nearly overdosed and fell in my room braking glass and then stepped on the glass also hurt someone pretty bad and got arrested it made me someone I hated . I’m free now

00:03:15 #thatswhyidontdodownersperiod.

0:34 fentanyl is a patch you put on your body is not something that's supposed to be smoked period

Day 3 I'm dying

This is why it should be a 2 week coms in a rehab facility lol

Kratom. Saved my life. No addict needs to suffer needlessly anymore. Will it solve day 1-3 of opiate withdrawal? Not completely. But when you combine it with a handful of Imodium it will absolutely get you from the suicide zone into the not suicide zone. It will get you well enough to resolve kicking and the temperature problems. After day 3 Kratom will get you to 75%. It’s not a miracle, but it’s good enough.

I like this person

Never done it that im aware of

Is no one going to mention she sounds like an 8 year old?

Please stop comparing withdrawals with a “flu”. The only accurate comparison I’ve heard and can tell by experience it’s true, is what terminal cancer patients go through. And it has to be explained better that this pain is 24/7 without a second of relief, and that for some of us it can last for way more than the common 10 to 15 days talked about in almost every text. It can go for weeks or even months, and with long half life opioids or opiates like methadone it can go on for years. It’s different from person to person, and that’s why some can kick this curse and some can’t.

Too bad the people that I know absolutely refuse to get treatment. Oh well. It’s their own hell.

The universe cell living in a transforming evil body

I couldn't recommend it.

I have a 100mcg/72 hours patch starting at 12.5gr/36hr 10 years ago. I dread the day some politician says "hey, let's make it completely illegal".. What will happen to me in the long term use?

Is there a medication for your vocal fry?

WOW😮 IS THIS FOR REAL 😧 NOT 😂 THIS VIDEO SUCKS 😂

Supporting addiction treatment Some research suggests that psilocybin mushroom can be helpful in treating addiction, particularly when combined with therapy.

I was an addict for 12 years. Opiates around 5 years. Was only using fentanyl in the end. The withdrawal was horrible. I'm glad i found a nurse who helped me get suboxone. I have a great life now. I'm happy and content

voice fry got to go

Almost a year clean of Fetty and meth

Who tells them to take this poison in the first place?

As a former addict, stigma goes away fast when criminal activity arrives...for years.

Solid info. I'm glad you mentioned the primal need bit. Far more severe than just a craving. It is definitely like having another need aside from food and water. At my worst, it felt like I was living in a 3rd world country where I had to forage for sustenance every single day. MAT was a major blessing.

Sounds mad tbh reading the comments , we dont have this shit in ireland thank god

That's my problem I get so sick I can't keep water down then I start to hallucinate and can't eat and it's terrible

Democide