To: PJ-Comix
"methadone- 60-70mg daily for chronic pain
flexeril- 50-60mg daily"
I told my husband about these two drugs and he said it is no wonder they have warped thinking. Normal daily dose of flexeril is 10 mg and it puts me out when I take it. (occasionally when prescribed) My husband said a normal person would be unconscious with that amount. Methadone is for junkies. It is used to get people off narcotics. Taking them together is insane. This person is an addict with no desire to get clean.
To: imskylark
This all illustrates another difference between us and them.
They demand that the world conform to what they want, while we try to adjust to the world the way it actually is.
71 posted on
06/13/2005 8:53:01 AM PDT by
franksolich
(wolkenkuckucksheim)
To: imskylark
Methadone is for junkies. It is used to get people off narcotics. Specifically heroin, right?
74 posted on
06/13/2005 8:55:18 AM PDT by
PJ-Comix
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To: imskylark
Methadone is for junkies. It is used to get people off narcoticsAlthough the primary use for methadone is to move people away from heroin addiction, it is also perscribed for intense pain, but generally for terminal or hospice patients in leiu of morphine.
93 posted on
06/13/2005 9:13:06 AM PDT by
SCALEMAN
(Super Cards/Rams Fan)
To: imskylark
This person is an addict with no desire to get clean.You are correct. See my reply # 164. 60-70 mgs of methadone would make a straight person passout (after getting violently ill), and be residually high for a few days, after about a 24hr sleep.
169 posted on
06/13/2005 4:49:07 PM PDT by
Jackknife
(No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom unless he be vigilant in its preservation.-MacArthur)
To: imskylark
Flexeril is also a muscle relaxer, used to quell muscle spasms in the back. THIS much could stop your heart!
188 posted on
06/13/2005 5:19:15 PM PDT by
dirtbiker
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