Heroin addiction

[krishug]

thanx jef,it seems to be going really well,hypnotherapist explained its all a case of teaching your brain to reject old habits and send your sub-consious positive habits,so far im almost there.
grant me the serenity? i tried AA,im of the opinion all that you are doing is swapping one addiction for another .if it helps some ,fine.
take care every one
bye
k x

[Jeff]

thanx jef,it seems to be going really well,hypnotherapist explained its all a case of teaching your brain to reject old habits and send your sub-consious positive habits,so far im almost there.

Well done - I really do hope it works for you.

grant me the serenity?

Just wanted to see if you (or anyone else) made the connection - probably evil of me - but no-one's perfect - least of all me.

i tried AA,im of the opinion all that you are doing is swapping one addiction for another .

I'm happy with that as an outcome

if it helps some ,fine.

Very true - if it helps - then great.

take care
and thanks for dropping by

Jeff

[Fleegle]

madkid49...

Great username. Keep posting stuff like this and you'll never make madkid50..get the drift?

[Tony Schofield]

I refuse to be wound up by you you oaf. You try and wind us up and choose the name "madkid"?

Get a life

[johnep]

Why not try researching other suicide methods?
johnep

[Nik]

Krishug,
I am writing to you because what I have read of your comments is sage. I want to try the drug as an experience, to be able to understand it better, and to develop as a person, having tried things in my life. I wanted to know your thoughts, whether it is one of those things that is, as everyone tells me, just a dirty drug, or whether it can offer a valuable experience. I do not plan to make it a habit, purely a one time thing. Am I being immature about the dangers, though I understand it is a dangerous thing? Many thanks in advance
madkid49

Do you honestly expect someone who is trying to beat his addiction help you start one ? If you are serious about this i suggest getting some counselling, talk to family or friends, but there are reasons why these drugs are not freely available for everyone to try and "experience".

[johnep]

Why don't you experience free fall by base jumping. Tell the press and get on TV.
I could suggest lots of similar things that you ought to experience--once.
johnep

[Rafael]

Why not try researching other suicide methods?
johnep

starting with seppuku
p.s watch the last semorai film if you are not familiar with this suicide method.

[Jeff]

Krishug,
I am writing to you because what I have read of your comments is sage. I want to try the drug as an experience, to be able to understand it better, and to develop as a person, having tried things in my life. I wanted to know your thoughts, whether it is one of those things that is, as everyone tells me, just a dirty drug, or whether it can offer a valuable experience. I do not plan to make it a habit, purely a one time thing. Am I being immature about the dangers, though I understand it is a dangerous thing? Many thanks in advance
madkid49

You are asking in the wrong place - as registered pharmacists we could get into serious trouble for doing anything other than following the party line.

The idea of some drugs as a valuable experience isn't a new one

e.g. Timothy Leary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The use of drugs as an artistic muse? Well I don't think even Tony could deny the influence on music - but he'll temper it with a long list of dead rock stars - none of which wanted to make it a habit.

Oh and yes you are being immature about the dangers.

Jeff

[johnep]

Reminds me of thte call I took from USA when working at Roche. The caller did not seem to understand why we would not supply him with morphine.

More poignant was the appeal from a maternity unit in Nigeria for Pethidine as all they had was aspirin.
johnep