So far so good..

[webay]

Well yesterday would be a complete 2 months clean. I'm pretty damn proud i know its not much but to me it seems so. Still a few things physically that arent exactly right but i still feel great overall. Also I haven't had much trouble with cravings the only reason i even think i get the is because im stuck in my house all the time for the next 2 weeks anyway until i get my license back ..regardless wenever I get a craving i just think back to driving with my head out the window ralphing on my way to cop an it helps ALOT hopefully I keep it up....:D

[nick]

I don't know,I find this pretty impressive.


Way to go,man.

[Madam Oxy]

:DAbsolutely wonderful!!! Proud of you big guy!:D

[Suboxstitute]

Two months is two decades in junky time. You should be really really proud!

It's actually three decades in dealer time.


Keep it up; in the long run you will be much happier, TRULY and naturally happier. (JMO of course.)

Sue

[PrisonHer]

That's freakin' awesome. I had a month and tossed it out the window..and regret it now. Did you go cold turk..or get a lil help? Also, hows your energy? Just curoius! Congrats!

[SHELLEY]

thats fuckin hard to to, props
i got a year clean (by my rules) in march, its really boring

[upstate_007]

Congrats! A few days short of three months here myself. It really does get easier as time goes on.

[tch2296]

Nice job man, I'm about 6 weeks clean now myself. For me that's pretty good because I haven't stayed sober that long since I started smoking weed 6 years ago. It actually feels pretty good just to be content in my sobriety and not squirming around in my seat desperately thinking about how I'm gonna cop a buzz.

[dharma bum]

Yeah two months in junk time is twenty years regular. Give or take a month or two. It's good to hear Webay and others on here with their clean time. It gives me twinge of hope. Congrats. All that alone time, stuck in my house, would be a definite threat to my sobriety ( if i had any sobriety, that is..). But whatever you're doing is working so keep it up.

My uncle, last night, said. "Once the drugs gets ahold of 'em, there's no hope for 'em anymore." So dismissive.

Here is living,breathing evidence of proof to the contrary.

I'm clean cause I take only Suboxone so I can relate. Just kidding.

[Poppylvr]

Yeah two months in junk time is twenty years regular.Here is living,breathing evidence of proof to the contrary.



Congratulation, Webay and tch2296! You both rock.

[webay]

Thanks appreciate the support..especially since i dont get any anywhere else..
-Prisonher-I had help with the initial detox i used a minimal amount of subs and some benzos but only for about a week I started counting my clean time day after i took the last of my sub. And as far as my energy goes its through the roof I can't remember the last time I had this much energy. I can actually get out of bed an go to work without wanting to die in an accident on the way there cus i am so damn tired and miserable lol and when i get home i actually have a little energy to work out since i desperately need to rebuild my muscle mass/strength that apparently 6 years of opiate abuse eats through like cancer but overall it is great...funny fact- i just stopped getting sneazing attacks about 2 weeks ago

[taj]

hey, congrats man and keep up the good work!! whoo hoo!!! sounds like you've been taking care of yourself physically which I'm sure helps you to feel better about yourself overall. keep on keepin on :)

[HandMeSomeOpiates]

Congratz!! Sometimes(actually very often) I'll lay in bed and daydream of being clean and happy, not ever having to worry about being dope sick and concentrating on things that truly matter. It seems I can never get past that 2 weeks. Everything is so boring, life seems so dull and then BAM back to square one..... I really am happy for you and hope you stay clean. One day I'm just gonna have to delete all contacts, move off and start all over. I'm 26 and don't want to wake up one morning and be 36 and still be in the same hole. It's a scary thought, but a thought that encourages me to become sober. I will always love opiates, I just will. But they say "If you love something, let it go....."