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Addiction & Recovery

Taverner

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14. May I suggest Kratom?

Reply to flying_wahini (Original post)

Thu Jun 6, 2013, 12:49 PM

Jun 2013

IT's a legal, very mild opiate (so much that it is actually an upper) that he can use to wean off dillys

One silver lining in this - dillys are safer than heroin. The heroin has all kinds of impurities (esp that black tar stuff) and at least with pharms he knows his dose and gets only the drug

Still not healthy tho

My heart goes out to you. I've kicked opiates several times.

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I need to get my son into rehab for Dilaudid addiction. Need some advice [View all] flying_wahini Apr 2013 OP

try Narcotics Anonymous oldhippydude Apr 2013 #1

yeah, he thinks that he wants to go to a residential therapy which I want flying_wahini Apr 2013 #2

just my own experience ... 12 step groups have had successes long before residential therapy MichaelSoE Apr 2013 #4

if he's willing to get some help an out patient treatment program should be OK NMDemDist2 Apr 2013 #3

thanks - I am looking for one now in our area flying_wahini Apr 2013 #5

I just want to wish him and your family Ilsa Apr 2013 #6

he doesn't have to say anything NMDemDist2 Apr 2013 #7

I think good non-residential treatment are as effective cally Apr 2013 #8

I have no answers, but am looking for some mountain grammy Apr 2013 #9

Get your kid to meetings..she is not alone..please.. Stuart G May 2013 #12

Thank you for the advice. I will definitely work on that. mountain grammy May 2013 #13

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2013 #10

Go with the out patient libodem May 2013 #11

May I suggest Kratom? Taverner Jun 2013 #14