im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work. i even used to do it myself!

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

whether or not you agree with me entirely doesnt matter, this is key information if anyone really wants to fight this opioid crisis.

You know you got a problem when rehabs allow street purchase of maintenance drugs, you can bring a needle in ur pocket to outpatient and shoot your maintenance drugs in the bathroom during sessions when you're bored, and nobody will check or acknowledge its even possible.

I'll admit, once upon a time i was guilty, but im trying to blow the whistle as loud as i can. my local cops see it a lot and say "that shits worse than heroin" or "that shit is just as bad as heroin" mostly because of this massive misuse and the street sales.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work. i even used to do it myself!

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

whether or not you agree with me entirely doesnt matter, this is key information if anyone really wants to fight this opioid crisis.

You know you got a problem when rehabs allow street purchase of maintenance drugs, you can bring a needle in ur pocket to outpatient and shoot your maintenance drugs in the bathroom during sessions when you're bored, and nobody will check or acknowledge its even possible.

I'll admit, once upon a time i was guilty, but im trying to blow the whistle as loud as i can.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work. i even used to do it myself!

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

whether or not you agree with me entirely doesnt matter, this is key information if anyone really wants to fight this opioid crisis.

You know you got a problem when rehabs allow street purchase of maintenance drugs, you can bring a needle in ur pocket to outpatient and shoot your maintenance drugs in the bathroom during sessions when you're bored, and nobody will check or acknowledge its even possible.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work. i even used to do it myself!

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

whether or not you agree with me entirely doesnt matter, this is key information if anyone really wants to fight this opioid crisis.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

whether or not you agree with me entirely doesnt matter, this is key information if anyone really wants to fight this opioid crisis.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell. esp since medicaid covers the drug but the doctors refuse to take insurance and only do cash only for hundreds of dollars a visit.

Its seriously geared up in a way that I can only describe as "intentionally creating a black market and egregious fraud"

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

In the past, getting out of rehab i even tried to get my own doctor and was told by all that there was a 2-5 year waiting list. but drug dealers could get in fine and easily wait out that period since they had no addiction.

also the doctors never taper people like they're supposed to -- they keep them as lifers, and only kick people out if they piss positive for other drugs which doesnt happen very often. so those seats stay filled with mostly dealers and the entire thing is corrupt as hell.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets. you cant tell me this doesnt divert treatment from those who need it and cause various other problems.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month. even for a lot of people who do use it, it becomes a way of life and second job to just use medicaid to get more drugs than they need and sell them. ive even seen people take a single hydro before an appointment who never use opiates to get those limited seats just to get the script and sell it on the streets.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.

im just trying to bring awareness of what worked for me and my friends, what didnt, and the fact that there are problems with the current treatment methodology that prevents many who need help from accessing it and creates a black-market to fill the hole by over-prescribing to too few patients and lying about the nature of certain drugs (as I said, buprenorphine has a higher binding affinity than naloxone -- in the rare event bupe causes a problem narcan CANNOT save you)

The premeditated withdrawal of suboxone is actually caused by the bupe itself -- its so powerful in binding affinity it'll knock just about anything else out of those receptors including naloxone/narcan, thus achieving a similar effect on its own.

its important because ive had arguments with doctors who insist "YOU CANT DO IT NOT FUCKING POSSIBLE" and im like yo -- im watching this happen every day and so do the police it is possible and it does work.

the doctors involved in drug treatment have to somehow be made aware it is in fact happening and they need to watch for it (more than just $$$) as well as potential changes to the certification/prescription system to allow a wider group of people to have access.

that would remove the black market. once that happened youd suspiciously see many people totally stop going to the sub dr and others would mysteriously drop their dose by several boxes a month.

as stated I believe there are other alternative methods of treatment (unofficial) that do have some medical research behind why they work -- and they could be improved on if people smarter than I would look more into the actions that make them work so well.