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@@RogerLudwig-sm9mq I’m from Philly. lol. I vote conservative actually.

@@RogerLudwig-sm9mq You are definitely at peak right now. Hang in there!!!

@@stevengarcia9367 I’d say you are 100% correct. My low addiction is pringles rn lol. I’ve quit weed and everything else. I’m about two years off subs and 8 months off weed. It feels good. The marijuana got out of control after quitting subs.

@@Anaconda6666 Things are diffferent for all of us but, we are close in age! I’m 44. The mental fuckery will takes months. This vid didn’t discus the difference between acute and prolonged withdrawal symptoms. The acute physical symptoms end in 20 to 30 days. But, the prolonged milder physical symptoms are definitely a battle. The prolonged mental fight is no different. For me the physical part was harder than the mental. We are all different with different strengths and weaknesses though. Ty for sharing ! Hang in there!!!!! I can promise you that it is totally worth it. As of October 7, I am two years, clean off of subs and about nine months off of marijuana and living completely sober. It definitely took me 6 months off subs to regain a sense of feeling normal and good. I never want to go back. Today as I write this…. I feel better and more healthy than I have ever been. My new addiction is eating healthy because it really matters what you put in your body. Don’t give up!!!!!! You will not regret your decisions.

@@LiamPriestnal-jr8yg me too…. This video only refers to acute withdrawal symptoms. It does take months to get through the prolonged symptoms. But the good news is that we do make it through eventually!!!

@@TruthLivesHere indeed mate, this is a message too anyone suffering, don’t cave into cravings there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Now am living a life behind my wildest dreams. I’m a life coach now and I love it. Anyone needs a hand contact me and I’m happy too help

@@BruceOwings-x3cno lol. These are definitely jump off horror withdrawal vids. I basically cut my dose in half for a week and then to 1 milligram for a week and then jumped off. It was rough.

@@lindsaypurcell4622 Ty for taking the time to write! Everything will calm down by day 21 and the worst will be over. It does get better! Keep fighting! It takes time but you will not regret quitting.

@@jamiewaters-dc7hj lol I’ve smoked since I was fifteen. These vids are six years old. I just quit weed 4 months ago. It was out of control after subs. Best thing I’ve ever done! (Beside quitting everything else) But Ty for commenting! Hope everything goes well!!!!!

@@jamiewaters-dc7hj it was actually the chain smoking cigs causing it.

@@anttony80 I keep this vids to remind me of the hell. They keep me from ever thinking about playing around with anything like that again.!

Im on 30 days of cutting off Suboxone cold turkey and it's not for the weak. It's literally hell I still feel insomnia, the sleep depravation is insanely hard. Then having absolutely no energy to get up to do simple things is hard

@@gabrielasanchez9389 You definitely have to want to be done with them to make it that far. Keep going. It does get better!! It takes time but you will eventually start feeling waaayyyyy better. Ty for commenting:) Don’t ever quit quitting!!!!

Yes I didn't put myself through that torture to ever go back again. I just miss feeling normal, being able to sleep 7 hrs straight, being able to go play outside with my son. Is does little things I really miss 😔

@@gabrielasanchez9389 You are almost there. Sleep will come back soon. It definitely takes time to get regular again after acute withdrawal has ended. You are just walking out of hell right now. You will be able to calm down and rest soon!

@@ljre3397 Ty for sharing! Hang in there!!! It will get better. I does take a while but you will find peace.

@@staciewaters-2211 I gained weight after quitting. I think it is because I wasn’t exercising because I felt like shit. Don’t give up!!! The sleep will come back but it just takes time. I was eating flexerals and seriquils during my final withdrawal. It helped a lil.

@@TruthLivesHere yeah but I am gaining weight while I'm on them and when I don't take them every twelve hours my Bones started hurting so much in the bed I tried my best to stick it up but it hurts so much I don't eat but once day and it's Way up in the night time

@@staciewaters-2211 keep fighting!!! This drug is ten times more addictive than pain pills. Also more potent and useless for pain. I wish I never saw it. It takes time but things really calm down after a couple weeks.

@@TruthLivesHere I have a question ❓ what if you are in pain and the Suboxone trip and Tylenol are not helping what are you soposed to do for pain cause you can't take pain pills cause I had a bad tooth ache and I stopped taking the soboxane for a few days to see if it would work on me I could not feel the pain pills at all this was after a few days I waited it said twelve hours well I waited to take a pill for three days and still felt it so what are you soppose to take for pain cause he told me strips help for pain that's not true my knees hurt back arm so Tylenol is not helping

@@g.e131 Hang in there! It is safe to say your entire being will be restless at this time. It will all calm down soon. Trust it is worth the trouble. Things will get better.

@@whocares4464 The lord wills it!! It took me multiple tries and many prayers. Where there’s will there’s a way!!! It’s been almost two years for me completely clean now and I have never felt better. Hang in there. Never quit quitting.

@@VegasBoy-ot2ss It will start to calm down. Day seven was the worst. Hang in there!!!

@@TruthLivesHere nights and the morning are rough man wbu?

@@VegasBoy-ot2ss these vids are older. I am doing great now. I made some update vids but I relapsed after a lil but after a couple more tries I am now almost two years clean!! I even quit smoking weed also. I feel like a new person. It is so worth it to go through the pain. Don’t give up! When I was at peak withdrawal the last time I didn’t sleep for three nights in a row. I thought I’d lose my mind. I spent a whole night rearranging furniture and a whole nights pacing around the house at full rage. I got some flexerals muscle relaxers. That helped me loosen up and sleep for a couple nights. Sleeping is definitely going to be hard for a while… my best advice is find distraction. If you can’t sleep don’t try to.

@@clockworkpink13 I will never delete these terrible vids so I will be forever reminded of why I will never mess with that stuff again.

@@TruthLivesHere how are you doing today? Have you tried anything to get you through? I uses Kratom as needed when I had to work or be around people. Nothing like that out of the fishbowl feeling in public and no one understands. In 2012, I was prescribed those as the new miracle and it was worse than my pill addiction. My life revolved around subs. All I talked about (my Dr,how many times a day I dosed, how great they were), my next appointment, finding transportation, ect. A total compulsion. Ran out and that wonderful cure became the cause. Last withdrawal from those in 2015, I was done. I refuse to ever feel that desperate and anxious again from running out.(They also consumed my money because I had no health insurance). Be strong my brother! Much love and respect.

@@jimmyzees7406 Ty for sharing!! If they help one person in the least lil it means a lot to me. This is why I have never deleted them. It’s is totally worth the pain. Living free from that rollercoaster has completely changed my life.

@@niek6711 Hey! I have made a couple update vids recently but I’m am doing great! I did relapse after those older vids but I am currently 1 yr and 10 months sub free. I even quit weed 4 month ago. I made a one year update vid that basically explains how I feel now. But I am so glad I never gave up and kept trying till I pulled it off. Life is soooo much better now. I keep these old vids to remind me of the hell that I never want to experience again. It is totally worth the pain to escape that trap. My body is doing so much better now.

@@ManDime222 During my final round of sub withdrawals, I went three nights without shutting my eyes. I felt absolutely insane. These old videos remind me of the hell and keep me happily sober today.

Hey man how are you doing now? I wish you all the best. Greeting from netherlands ​@@TruthLivesHere

@@mattbortz10 Ty for sharing! The timeline video is definitely referring to acute physical withdrawal. I think some people fail to make the distinction between acute and prolonged. Ty for bringing that up because I didn’t word it correctly in my unscripted video. The road to recovery is long and it does take months to balance out life following the acute withdrawal period. I think everyone has a different journey because we all have different starting points. Congratulations!!!!!! I am currently one year and eight months off them after 8’yrs. I have mad respect for your success!! Keep it up!

Thank you for bringing this up. I could not get off Suboxone so I got the 1-100 mg Sublocade shot and many share no w/d which I have experienced very mild w/d but the PAWS since negative has lasted 3 months. Getting better but it goes in waves. Good days and bad days.

@@tashaharmony123Hang in there!!! The waves will get smaller. I used to say it’s like a pendulum.., each swing is less than the one before. You have made it through the hardest part! Congratulations 🎉

You look young. Things will heal faster the younger you are. Hang in there!!!!! Distraction, diet, and exercise are your best friends rn.

Ty for your support!!!! Good luck on the cert!

That’s exactly what happened to me. I mentioned it in other vids but, it gets to a point where you have had enough and that is when you know it is time to go through it.

@@TruthLivesHere hey man thanks for the reply I Wasn’t expecting it, I tapered down to .5 n just jumped, ur 10000% right, it’s how I quit weed nicotine now suboxone, when your done you know your done. It’s a feeling you can’t force but you’ll know. Thanks for this video man just telling your story n things like that inspired me to keep pushing, I’m on day 5 I think? I’m trying to stay strong but man suboxone is worse then dilaudid in my opinion as on subs I was sick every day. Again thanks for taking the time to reply to people and help, your great man thank you really. Staying strong for you my family n me🫡

@@TruthLivesHere yo I don’t think my other reply went thru but I wanted to thank you for replying to me, im on day 4 or 5, tapered down to .5 on the pills n realized im just prolonging the suffering, had me sick every day n ur so right it’s how I quit weed n tobacco mix cold turkey, and subs. When you know your done, your done you can’t force that feeling you just know it when it comes n u had enough, thanks again truth for the reply n I’m going to stay strong for everyone here going thru it, love homie🫡❤️

:)ty! U2!!!

I found that on my second time through withdrawal.! Ty for sharing. They have leg cramp medicine that goes under the tongue at the drug store also. I made the mistake of swallowing them instead and they made me very sick. Read directions lol

At one point I went three days on zero sleep. I just walked laps around the house all night and rearranged all the furniture. Hang in there!!!!

​@@TruthLivesHere How you doing now? I'm going on a decade of being on it and I'm ready to taper..Drs tell you it's safe long term but really there aren't any studies out there that tell us what it'll do to you long term..😬

@@DaniCat99 I am currently 1 year and 8 months off of subs. I am doing a million times better than I was back then. It took me 8 yrs before I made it all the way off. Doctors won’t tell you that it attacks cartilage. It also destroys teeth. There is a class action lawsuit for that. It also wrecked my gut health. It wasn’t easy quitting but totally worth it. I feeling like a new man nowadays.

No doubt!

Hang in there. It does get better. You have come so far. It took me months to get moving again.

I was in terrible shape from 4-6 months infact my symptoms seemed to had peaked in intensity at 4-6 months and I started second guessing going back on then by 7 and half months things really turned around in a good way. I almost gave up right when things were about to get much better, Imagine if I did right at the end of the finish line. just keep grinding man you might be right at the end.

@@pigeonsil240sx it took me a couple tries but I finally made it and like you said there are many levels to get through but it was totally worth it. It’s been about 1 year and six months for me at this point and I am so thankful I made it. Ty for sharing you story! That is awesome. Ty for the support!!!

Ty for the encouragement!

Yes, I was a way better person when I stopped, I didn’t believe it but it’s true, it’s worth the pain, I recommend some gaba or Lyrica if ur going thru it, just use enough to get thru the wd’s, hope you guys are all going strong still and im here for you guys the same way your here for me in a way

Love dis 😤❤️🔥

I recommend taking the taper at your own pace. It depends on how fast you want to go or how determined you are to quit or how much suffering you want to go through. People taper with little or no symptoms but it can take years to taper that way. I’d say Cut it in half and then in half again when you feel comfortable. 12mgs are strips right? So that is good because it is easier to cut them up. My best tapers were when I would jump off till I couldn’t take it anymore and then I would cut my strip into 8 pieces and leave them on a plate in the cabinet and eat one a day when stuff was getting hard. It worked well but it was hard. Just a tiny dose goes along way to ease symptoms because the recommended dose in the united states is ten times then recommended dose in the uk. I think we take way too much. Taking small amounts is better than jumping all the way off.

You can taper from 12 mg a day down to 4 pretty painlessly. I would say reduce by 2 mg a week until you get down to 4 and then go down 0.5 mg/week from there. Till you get to 0.5 mg/day then go down 0.1 mg a week. The easiest way to dose it is to dissolve the strip in a small container of liquid and dose it by squirting the liquid under the tongue. You can dose very accurately this way down to a tenth of a milligram

Day 14. That is amazing!!! It’s all most over as far as the acute symptoms go but I know it definitely does not feel that way. it Was insane rage for me too. I verbally argued. I was uncontrollably screaming about everything in life that made me suffer and pissed me off. I was up moving furniture at 3am. One night I just spent the whole night pacing around the house at maximum rage. I literally was awake over three days straight. It wore itself out around day 17 for me. By day 21 everything really calmed down. But….Sometimes I feel like fighting acute withdrawal rage was easier than dealing with the after math but I know that is not true. You are in a tough spot. Stay strong. Stay distracted. I felt like I was dying but did a break job anyway then cleaned the gutters out. I felt insane at that time. Soon everything calms down it feels better but then a new set of issues arise. Focus on diet and exercise. Neither will feel good in the moment but they will make you feel better faster. Ty for sharing your story. You are not alone. And what you are doing is totally worth it without a doubt!!!!!

I've only being on it just over a week I don't want to be on it omg reading all this stuff im terrified I'm on 24mg aswell i think I'm gonna jump off it too fuck that id hardly be sick would i ..

@@MaggieBrennan-po5zl honestly I was five days off of Percocet when I was handed my first sub and I wish I never took it. Percocet withdrawal was way worse but ended quickly. Sub withdrawal drags out forever in comparison. The longer you stay on the worse it is. I was on them for like 8 years total. The withdrawal took forever. But the acute withdrawal period was less traumatic than Percocets.

Sub withdrawal is hell on earth. Subs was the last 8 years of a 25 year opiate benzo addiction. It took 17 days in the hospital for detox, 7 days in pt psych cause why not, 41 days in pt rehab, & 6 weeks iop. It was 9 years ago and I haven't had anything, no subs, no oxy, no fentanyl nothing and I swear every once in a while I wake up and I feel like shit. Don't start subs worse than the drugs you're using to get off of.

It was just luck. it was nice though. I only had to go for two hours every other week for a couple months.

It is awesome being free. I have to say I do not miss dealing with assholes

@@TruthLivesHere super proud of you 💜✝️

@@IMAWOMANDONOTDOUBTME what? I am still sober. See my other videos.

Inshallah ( By the Grace of God )