Juic'n and addicted to oxycordone [perks]

[ripped691978]

I'v managed to get my self addicted to percacet in the last year and its to hard to come off,i tryed and i'm to far in the withdrawels r to much to take. What i'v heard is that between steroids and my pill promblem my liver and kidneys wont last very long and i could be really killing my self. Is this true or am i worring about nothing? Any wise words would be motivating

 

[Ulter]

Yes you're pile driving your liver into the ground. Give them up.

 

[black sheep]

SHit, why not throw in a 12 pack of beer everyday and get it done it over with quickly? You need to drop the AAS, get yourself some help to get off the pills and give your body a rest. Once you have control, then consider the AAS again.

 

[ripped691978]

Yes you're pile driving your liver into the ground. Give them up.

I take liver care52 and milk thistle will that help detoxify and prevent damage for now intill i can stop

 

[drrman]

bro, you need to drop the painkillers man. I know it sounds easier said then done but its a dead end road my friend. I've been there with G a few years ago and finally just work up one morning and poured out what i had left and said fuck it. I went through about 2 weeks of horrible withdrawals but it was the best thing i have ever done for myself, albeit the hardest too

 

[pentatonic]

Better get the pill habit under control before anything. I lost 5 yrs. of my life to opiates (oxycontin,Lorcets, and Norcos). I'd recommend getting clean, staying off and waiting at least 3 months before you started gear. Reason I say 3 months is because I always relapsed during that period and I think many others do too. Maybe your not that bad now but it's just a matter of time.

 

[karachi183]

Get off the percs asap.... I've seen alot of good bro's with families etc... ruin there lives once the addiction takes over. It's literally like heroin. Once ur body craves it it's just a matter time before obtaining it or anything like it takes over and becomes top priority. Good Luck!

 

[nydj66]

Go see your doctor. There are medications that can eliminate the withdrawal symptoms from opiates.

Buprenorphine can be expensive if you don't have insurance but clonidine is pretty reasonable.

 

[SwolK]

yea bro. many of us have been where you are. give up the pills. stop the AS. and get some help getting and staying clean

 

[LAN T]

You can try and rationalize it all you want but you know deep down you can't do it any longer. Stop AS and perc's now and save these days, months and years,you'll never get them back. The sooner you get clean the sooner you can begin your life again. Good luck.