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To: NorCalRepub
Hydro addicts were looking for the cancer pain drug in the northeast a few years ago- I forgot the name. I don't know why except that was supposed to be like heroin for old people. I read reports here that houses of old people were getting burglarized in Maine just for this chemical. Do you remember that chemical name?

I guess I'm not an addict because I had to take them until my body rejected them. I never got "high". I think my body rejected them all along in 2001. As for diazepines, 48 hours max for me before feeling somewhat weird after sleeping well.

I must reveal to you that during my stoner days a long time ago, my "buddies" and I took some Meleril pills. That was the last time I took drugs for recreational use. If they were meant for psychotic patients, we were feeling that way for a day. NO MORE after that.

41 posted on 02/24/2005 7:06:32 PM PST by BobS
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To: BobS

I don't know the name of the drug that was like herion but like you said, any psychotropic drug can lead to havoc..just look at the SSRI's now in the news that they say can lead to suicide in teens.....I have reports and such on this and books that talk about his 5 years ago, but the drug companies hold all this stuff back.....I'm not as familiar with opiates......and there is a diffence between being an addict and physically dependent....I was not an addict cause it didn't make me high and there was no psychosocial behavior around the drug......i took it cause the doctor said I should.....I learned my lesson from that and he was dead wrong.........your body rejected them cause some people have paradoxical effects or they can become toxic which is different than "tolerance"


44 posted on 02/24/2005 7:11:55 PM PST by NorCalRepub
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