AAS and painkillers.....?

[The Deuce]

Way to take back control of your life Duece... I am sure it was not easy.. well done.

Thanks dude.. yah it wasn't EASY at all. Still isn't everyday presents itself with new and different struggle. I just have to persevere and overcome. What has certainly been a big help though was my dedication to Physical Fitness before my accident/addiction and my dedication after the fact. That has played THE BIGGEST ROLE in recovery for me.

Honestly I dont know if I would be able to do it without the Gym. Thats the brutal truth of it all.

[bene7422]

Thanks dude.. yah it wasn't EASY at all. Still isn't everyday presents itself with new and different struggle. I just have to persevere and overcome. What has certainly been a big help though was my dedication to Physical Fitness before my accident/addiction and my dedication after the fact. That has played THE BIGGEST ROLE in recovery for me.

Honestly I dont know if I would be able to do it without the Gym. Thats the brutal truth of it all.

yea I completely understand man I'm right there with you.I've been on suboxin for the last 2 years and I can honestly say it gave me my life back.I did the methadone thing before to but this works out alot better for me for several reasons and the gym and bodybuilding lifestyle is the 1 thing that keeps me level headed and makes me never want to go back to that shit again,but to the op,ive never had any bad effects or problems using pain killers while on aas but just be carefull u don't get hooked

[ninesecz]

yea I completely understand man I'm right there with you.I've been on suboxin for the last 2 years and I can honestly say it gave me my life back.I did the methadone thing before to but this works out alot better for me for several reasons and the gym and bodybuilding lifestyle is the 1 thing that keeps me level headed and makes me never want to go back to that shit again,but to the op,ive never had any bad effects or problems using pain killers while on aas but just be carefull u don't get hooked

Most people can not afford to get put on suboxone I thi nk my friend sais it cost him like a few hundred a month for 2 8mg tabs a day so 60 X 8mg and he has great insurance and they still will only cover it 7-8months of the year

[bene7422]

Most people can not afford to get put on suboxone I thi nk my friend sais it cost him like a few hundred a month for 2 8mg tabs a day so 60 X 8mg and he has great insurance and they still will only cover it 7-8months of the year

well see it's the total opposite with me,it's one hundred dollars a month and my insurance covers 60 percent of that and my script is only 25 dollars to where at the methadone clinic over here it's 12 dollars Ed which comes out to around 365 dollars a month and it's cash only,no insurance unless your on Medicade or something