Are you currently addicted to Heroin or Oxycontinon?
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Had a friend hooked on cocaine and opiates.  I wrote about Ibogaine on this site, in fact.  A monkey on his back is a good description.
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Ohhhhhh, prolly.\nI'm addicted to cigarettes, I curbed an addiction to alcohol once, when I realized I "need a beer" in order to release the stress of the moment.  I mainlined meth for a while.  I've always been a little boy-crazy, and was once addicted to love (I convinced myself that it was there many times before I realized that it was just what I desperately wanted and thought I needed), and yes, I think I'm probably addicted to Y!Answers now, too.  I sit here, and I'm so bored, and I have no questions in mind to post, and am so braindead that I can't even provide a good answer to anyone, and I know what I need to do around the house, but I can't peel myself away to do it, and next thing I know it's midnight.  Go figure.
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Heroin and morphine are both opioids, \nderived from the poppy.\n\nMorphine is far less addictive.\n\nUsually people die from mixing opioids \nand cocaine, called a speedball.\n\nOzone is O3 and I'm sure they aren't connected\nin any obvious way.\nOzone isn't even a stable molecule.\n\n3O2 + UV light -> 2O3
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I am. I'm in college taking Graphic Arts. I really should be working on an assignment or something.\n\nAhh. More proof that I'm addicted to Yahoo Answers. I keep finding something online to get attached to and ignore my work. ARGH! I need to get to work!
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I was in a relationship with a cocaine addict. I got out of it after MY health became an issue due to the stress he was causing ME. I know it may sound uncaring, but you have to look out for yourself.
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I've been blessed with an addictive personality.\n\nSo far in life I've gotten myself addicted to Pepsi, Coffee, Ensure, Orange Juice, Chocolate (I have never discriminated against any chocolate), smoking, drugs, alcohol, singing, bad boys, following the leader, rollerblading, and self-pity.\n\nI've also been blessed with the power to overcome most of these addictions ... I'm left with Coffee, Chocolate (in moderation), singing, Italian men (oops it went from bad boys worse to Italian men), rollerblading, and laziness (more of a fear of change).\n\nYou may have the power to overcome your addiction, or it may linger your entire life ... I believe it's a combination of choice - destiny - and luck.
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hell ya\n\n\nps: im also an orgasm addict
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oxycotin!!!  Whoooo Hooooo yippie, party at your house
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Hello,  I've never seen a show such as "Intervention", though I do know what an intervention is.  There is nothing particularly "wrong" with being addicted to a medication if you NEED the medication to improve your condition or quality of life.  The problem comes in when you get addicted to a drug and cannot get it, then you risk the consequenses of withdrawl which can sometimes be very serious and life threatening.  \n\nMy personal feelings about doctors who refuse to treat a patient's pain for fear of addiction should have to suffer similar pain themselves without benefit of relief.  \n\nYour statement that Paxil is infinitely more addictive than opiates is just your opinion and not a medical fact.\n\nThe danger of self medicating with oxycodone from the black market is that you may find yourself increasing the dose, increasing your addiction and some day not be able to get it?  But also, most forms of oxycodone have other ingredients like tylenol which is toxic to your liver- so you cannot safely continue to increase the dose and not damage your liver. \n\nThere are some doctors out there who are willing to treat patients for pain.  Tell your doctor up front you expect your pain to be managed and if he/she will not help you, you are going to take the medication on your own.  It would be best to take narcotic pain medications under the supervision of a doctor because of the damage that can be done to your vital organs by taking them on your own.\n\nGood luck!
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Oxycodone.......but has been discontinued.....flush it, please
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Oxycondits. My maid gets them for me from Dr. Limbaugh.
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and your on what kind of drugs???
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I think Janssen makes oxycontin.  I would suggest calling poison control.
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Yes, I have had numerous family members addicted to these drugs.  They are prescription pain killers that are highly addictive.  My cousin was addicted to them for about 2 years, and they almost destroyed her life.  She finally addmited to having a problem and admitted herself into a rehab.  She was there for 6 weeks.  They put her through detox and weaned her off the drugs.  She had the same withdrawl symptoms of a heroin addict.  The doctors first prescribed them to her when she had problems with her back and she was in a lot of pain.  They seemed to help but only for a little while and she then needed more and more of the painkillers to work.  In the end she was taking about 15-20 a day.  I say that you and your family try to do an intervention on your brother.  It could mean his life.  Best wishes to you and I pray that your brother finds a solution to his problem.
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No, but I've been around those who do.  Do you have an addiction?  \n\nIf so, to what?\n\nRegards,\n\nKevin\nkevinb671@yahoo.com
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Yes, the internet is addictive and treated in the medical profesion. There are support groups that deal with WWW addicitons.
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I am wondering if you are trying to ask about drug addict or drug addicts. Drug addicts are people with drug addictions. Below are some definitions of drug addictions.\n\nDrug addiction\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nDrug addiction, substance dependence or chemical dependency is the compulsive use of psychoactive drugs, to the point where the user has no effective choice but to continue use. The phenomenon of drug addiction has occurred to some degree throughout recorded history (see "opium"), though modern agricultural practices, improvements in access to drugs, and advancements in biochemistry have exacerbated the problem significantly in the 20th century with the introduction of purified forms of active biological agents, and with the synthesis of hitherto unknown substances, such as methamphetamine. While "addiction" has been replaced by "dependency" as a clinical term, the terms are used interchangeably here. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_addiction )\n\nOverview\nYou may be hooked emotionally and psychologically. You may have a physical dependence, too. If you have a drug addiction — whether to a legal or illegal drug — you have intense cravings for it. You want to use the drug again and again. When you stop taking it, you may have unpleasant physical reactions.\n\nWhile not everyone who uses drugs becomes addicted, many people do. Drug addiction involves compulsively seeking to use a substance, regardless of the potentially negative social, psychological and physical consequences. Certain drugs, such as narcotics and cocaine, are more likely to cause physical dependence than are other drugs.\n\nBreaking a drug addiction is difficult, but not impossible. Support from your doctor, family, friends and others who have a drug addiction, as well as inpatient or outpatient drug addiction treatment, may help you beat your drug dependence.( http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/drug-addiction/DS00183 )