Are you my long lost cousin?
I shudder at the thought...
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I shudder at the thought...
...we shall till the soil together then m'dear.....
Perhaps he took it as a compliment? After all, dolphins are smart animals.......!
I got to try to sleep a little. Tomorrow is, sad but true, another day.
Have a great sleep, Kurben.
I got to try to sleep a little. Tomorrow is, sad but true, another day.
This makes me older than dirt!! No wonder all the aches and pains.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
It's that day again-----Have a happy Hump Day!!
(((all in need or not)))
Hello, everybody. 
Ahhhhhh, the monkeys on ones back, the ever present monkeys on your back.
Today is exactly 13 months since I quit drinking, but in the last few weeks I developed another addiction - pills.
My back was acting up really bad, for a few days I couldn`t get out of bed without Milla helping me, it really hurt like a MF.
So, I went to the doctor, he examined me, said it`s some old injuries flaring up, yada-yada-yada and prescribed me percocet, 4 times a day. Yeah, it helped the pain, after a week I was almost completely Ok ( I am now ), but man, that shmitt is unbelievable addictive.
I didn`t think nothing of it popping 2 or 3 pills a day even when it didn`t hurt, I was like " what the hell, good prevention" and then I noticed sudden weight gain, even though I was doing my work out like I always do and didn`t change my diet and I also caught myself a few times thinking about if enough time has passed between two pills. Almost longing for them.
So, feck, I knew I was hooked.
I`m off them now, I had to do another cold turkey thingy, but man, for a week I was pretty messed up...can`t sleep properly, can`t eat, the shakes, the sweating...oh my God, that was a week from hell, I don`t think I had alcohol withdrawals as strong as this one.
I won in the end, but eff me if I`m gonna be taking anything stronger than Advil ever again. Maybe not even that, I have such an addictive personality that I would get hooked even on that.
If you are really not in any serious pain...don`t take the MF-in painkillers, it`s not worth it and it`s really hard to get off of them.
Other than that, we are good, as I hope you are as well, I`m working on my novel, it`s also a very harsh winter, minus 20 C almost all the time and it`s snowing every day, but I like that. Feels awesome to be writing while the weather is that bad, I feel like Paul Sheldon, minus his number 1 fan, of course.
Wishing you all super magical days, I`ll be dropping in here and there, I`m still around and love you all, as always.
Salute!
Ahhhhhh, the monkeys on ones back, the ever present monkeys on your back.
Today is exactly 13 months since I quit drinking, but in the last few weeks I developed another addiction - pills.
My back was acting up really bad, for a few days I couldn`t get out of bed without Milla helping me, it really hurt like a MF.
So, I went to the doctor, he examined me, said it`s some old injuries flaring up, yada-yada-yada and prescribed me percocet, 4 times a day. Yeah, it helped the pain, after a week I was almost completely Ok ( I am now ), but man, that shmitt is unbelievable addictive.
I didn`t think nothing of it popping 2 or 3 pills a day even when it didn`t hurt, I was like " what the hell, good prevention" and then I noticed sudden weight gain, even though I was doing my work out like I always do and didn`t change my diet and I also caught myself a few times thinking about if enough time has passed between two pills. Almost longing for them.
So, feck, I knew I was hooked.
I`m off them now, I had to do another cold turkey thingy, but man, for a week I was pretty messed up...can`t sleep properly, can`t eat, the shakes, the sweating...oh my God, that was a week from hell, I don`t think I had alcohol withdrawals as strong as this one.
I won in the end, but eff me if I`m gonna be taking anything stronger than Advil ever again. Maybe not even that, I have such an addictive personality that I would get hooked even on that.
If you are really not in any serious pain...don`t take the MF-in painkillers, it`s not worth it and it`s really hard to get off of them.
Other than that, we are good, as I hope you are as well, I`m working on my novel, it`s also a very harsh winter, minus 20 C almost all the time and it`s snowing every day, but I like that. Feels awesome to be writing while the weather is that bad, I feel like Paul Sheldon, minus his number 1 fan, of course.
Wishing you all super magical days, I`ll be dropping in here and there, I`m still around and love you all, as always.
Salute!
Hello, everybody.
Ahhhhhh, the monkeys on ones back, the ever present monkeys on your back.
Today is exactly 13 months since I quit drinking, but in the last few weeks I developed another addiction - pills.
My back was acting up really bad, for a few days I couldn`t get out of bed without Milla helping me, it really hurt like a MF.
So, I went to the doctor, he examined me, said it`s some old injuries flaring up, yada-yada-yada and prescribed me percocet, 4 times a day. Yeah, it helped the pain, after a week I was almost completely Ok ( I am now ), but man, that shmitt is unbelievable addictive.
I didn`t think nothing of it popping 2 or 3 pills a day even when it didn`t hurt, I was like " what the hell, good prevention" and then I noticed sudden weight gain, even though I was doing my work out like I always do and didn`t change my diet and I also caught myself a few times thinking about if enough time has passed between two pills. Almost longing for them.
So, feck, I knew I was hooked.
I`m off them now, I had to do another cold turkey thingy, but man, for a week I was pretty messed up...can`t sleep properly, can`t eat, the shakes, the sweating...oh my God, that was a week from hell, I don`t think I had alcohol withdrawals as strong as this one.
I won in the end, but eff me if I`m gonna be taking anything stronger than Advil ever again. Maybe not even that, I have such an addictive personality that I would get hooked even on that.
If you are really not in any serious pain...don`t take the MF-in painkillers, it`s not worth it and it`s really hard to get off of them.
Other than that, we are good, as I hope you are as well, I`m working on my novel, it`s also a very harsh winter, minus 20 C almost all the time and it`s snowing every day, but I like that. Feels awesome to be writing while the weather is that bad, I feel like Paul Sheldon, minus his number 1 fan, of course.
Wishing you all super magical days, I`ll be dropping in here and there, I`m still around and love you all, as always.
Salute!
Good to see you again Srbo . Thankful you are over the addiction problem. Pain pills are wicked. Stay well. Much success with the work on your novel. Special warm wishes to you and the family. Love and green lights!
Nice to see you posting, Srbo! Good job ditching the pain meds. (((Srbo)))
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Hello, everybody.
Ahhhhhh, the monkeys on ones back, the ever present monkeys on your back.
Today is exactly 13 months since I quit drinking, but in the last few weeks I developed another addiction - pills.
My back was acting up really bad, for a few days I couldn`t get out of bed without Milla helping me, it really hurt like a MF.
So, I went to the doctor, he examined me, said it`s some old injuries flaring up, yada-yada-yada and prescribed me percocet, 4 times a day. Yeah, it helped the pain, after a week I was almost completely Ok ( I am now ), but man, that shmitt is unbelievable addictive.
I didn`t think nothing of it popping 2 or 3 pills a day even when it didn`t hurt, I was like " what the hell, good prevention" and then I noticed sudden weight gain, even though I was doing my work out like I always do and didn`t change my diet and I also caught myself a few times thinking about if enough time has passed between two pills. Almost longing for them.
So, feck, I knew I was hooked.
I`m off them now, I had to do another cold turkey thingy, but man, for a week I was pretty messed up...can`t sleep properly, can`t eat, the shakes, the sweating...oh my God, that was a week from hell, I don`t think I had alcohol withdrawals as strong as this one.
I won in the end, but eff me if I`m gonna be taking anything stronger than Advil ever again. Maybe not even that, I have such an addictive personality that I would get hooked even on that.
If you are really not in any serious pain...don`t take the MF-in painkillers, it`s not worth it and it`s really hard to get off of them.
Other than that, we are good, as I hope you are as well, I`m working on my novel, it`s also a very harsh winter, minus 20 C almost all the time and it`s snowing every day, but I like that. Feels awesome to be writing while the weather is that bad, I feel like Paul Sheldon, minus his number 1 fan, of course.
Wishing you all super magical days, I`ll be dropping in here and there, I`m still around and love you all, as always.
Salute!
Well, you know what they say "Misery loves company"
Damn cold here too!
Sorry you had to go through that withdrawal but thankful you recognized what was happening and made the decision to stop taking the pills and didn't become another statistic of the addiction cycle. Be well!Hello, everybody.
Ahhhhhh, the monkeys on ones back, the ever present monkeys on your back.
Today is exactly 13 months since I quit drinking, but in the last few weeks I developed another addiction - pills.
My back was acting up really bad, for a few days I couldn`t get out of bed without Milla helping me, it really hurt like a MF.
So, I went to the doctor, he examined me, said it`s some old injuries flaring up, yada-yada-yada and prescribed me percocet, 4 times a day. Yeah, it helped the pain, after a week I was almost completely Ok ( I am now ), but man, that shmitt is unbelievable addictive.
I didn`t think nothing of it popping 2 or 3 pills a day even when it didn`t hurt, I was like " what the hell, good prevention" and then I noticed sudden weight gain, even though I was doing my work out like I always do and didn`t change my diet and I also caught myself a few times thinking about if enough time has passed between two pills. Almost longing for them.
So, feck, I knew I was hooked.
I`m off them now, I had to do another cold turkey thingy, but man, for a week I was pretty messed up...can`t sleep properly, can`t eat, the shakes, the sweating...oh my God, that was a week from hell, I don`t think I had alcohol withdrawals as strong as this one.
I won in the end, but eff me if I`m gonna be taking anything stronger than Advil ever again. Maybe not even that, I have such an addictive personality that I would get hooked even on that.
If you are really not in any serious pain...don`t take the MF-in painkillers, it`s not worth it and it`s really hard to get off of them.
Other than that, we are good, as I hope you are as well, I`m working on my novel, it`s also a very harsh winter, minus 20 C almost all the time and it`s snowing every day, but I like that. Feels awesome to be writing while the weather is that bad, I feel like Paul Sheldon, minus his number 1 fan, of course.
Wishing you all super magical days, I`ll be dropping in here and there, I`m still around and love you all, as always.
Salute!
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I find it amazing that the doctor would prescribe oxycodone like that - people around Winnipeg (meaning the doctors) are very conservative when it comes to that stuff.Sorry you had to go through that withdrawal but thankful you recognized what was happening and made the decision to stop taking the pills and didn't become another statistic of the addiction cycle. Be well!
We do have a lot of people who abuse street drugs here and I think overall they just err on the side of caution.
Srbo - yes - good for you! Glad you got off it before it wreaked havoc on your health
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