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Withdrawals from Opiates

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LJ020483 | 16:25 Sat 17th Jan 2009 | Health & Fitness
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When I went into the hospital after a car accident I had, I had to get stitches in my hand because I had a deep gash that severed my tendons. I had been using heroin for a month straight at the time and I came out the next morning with no withdrawals feeling great when if I had just stopped cold turkey like that I would have been so sick I wouldn't have been able to walk. Does the hospital have a secret medication they give you to get rid of withdrawals for emergency occasions?
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Avatar Image mandimoo
did they give you any pain medication? coulda contained morphine?
17:43 Sat 17th Jan 2009
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hospitals dont give anyone secret medications - they fully inform you of what is going on.
perhaps after a month you had not developed an adicction?
21:45 Sat 17th Jan 2009

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