Sometimes you are either struggling with addiction, or your not. The not part meaning you gave in... so keep up the struggle, it may get easier and it starts with forgiveness.
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My whole life I've moved form one addiction to the other even sex was one. It makes no difference what it is. Just be strong and fight. Its harder than some realize.
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herion and opiate based pain pills(which im assuming you have) are the same thing. make sure you have enough to slowly lower your dosages over time, quitting cold turkey is not as tasty as it sounds... gotta watch out for those opiates, they are dangerously addictive...
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My friends father was clean 12 years and decided to try it again one day. The needle was still in his arm when he died. Get help.
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Heroin in moderation? You are a dumb ass.
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Heroin and pain pills are the same thing. An opiate is an opiate no matter what form it comes in. I am a heroin addict myself and they have this wonderful drug called suboxone. It is much safer than methadone and takes the sickness away. You should try it.
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When I quit, I envisioned myself climbing a steep mountain, and if I slipped, I would fall all the way down and have to begin all over again. It's worked for twenty years so far, but I always remember I can still fall off that mountain. Addiction cannot be conquered, only controlled.
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dont give up.good luck.
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Please be ok, I am desperately in love with a heroin addict, I need to believe someone can live through it.
DONT hate yourself.
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i wish you the best....
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You can do it. We believe in you. :-)
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Today is my son's 18 month clean date from heroin. I can't tell you how proud I am of him and to have him back. If he fell off tomorrow, I would encourage him to get back with the program again. It's not easy, but nothing worth having ever is. Best of luck, you're in my prayers.
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Admit it in a meeting. You'll get no condemnation and you may help another ask for help in his relapse. We're all in this together.
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Go to a meeting - share your relapse. It's not the end of the world. It took me many years to get sober but I did it. Good luck - you are not alone.
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