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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75344920 United States 08/11/2017 03:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Having been an IV junky for some time, and I do not mean to rain on your parade, but you need to be aware of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13518844 Just because the body is healed, and the withdrawals are gone, doesnt mean the addiction is gone. As many a junky will tell you, even if (like me) gone through withdrawals cold turkey, theres always a chance that well....."Hey, Im not addicted no more, why not one more time?" Not to mention various pills they will come across, and so called friends who can very well lead them right down that path again. Though, 12 years ago, this would of sounded great to me as well, instant no dope sick and all.....it prolly wouldnt have worked....and this is why.... When i first started my last withdrawal (03/05/05), had I not gone through the next 6 (yeah thats right SIX) weeks of hell, and the subsequent year or so of mental and physical feelings of just not being....'right'......I dont think I would have cured my H addiction....... Sometimes, and some people for sure need to face the terror of their life actions, to ever be whole again. With that all being said, buy her a Bible. Gonna catch flack, but I'll say it anyways, without the Truth, and the future it brings, truly no drug addict will ever escape their addiction. EVEN with the truth, sometimes....well, some people are stubborn. God Bless! I sincerely hope you get your daughter back. _kevin OP If your girl is one of those that starts with the post detox syndrome usually which is often common even with Iboga I can help with the physical part of that pretty easily. Getting out of the life is a bit tricky especially if returning to the straight life is not a priority. PDS is a physical entity which is understandable on a biochemical level and the medical aspect of it is readily and simply treated. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73876049 United States 08/11/2017 03:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh, I believe in that particular cure. However, maintaining self control over addiction is paramount. Addiction is usually the result of an unfilled need. Find that and fix it an the need to do harm to oneself goes away. Opioids are used to fill a defect. Fill that, the problems goes away. Indeed predisposition to opioid augmentation should be seen as an endorphin deficiency in many ways. Opioids are just poor substitutes for a natural substance. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74712814 United States 08/11/2017 03:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One of the most important aspects of this is the retrieval of repressed memories many times people cannot psychologically develop to higher stages of being naturally due to repressed memories. People get stuck reliving experiences or suppressing memories due to trauma. To be healthy and live in the moment and be present one must overcome past trauma and especially anyone who has repressed memories which block their progress of growth |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75344920 United States 08/11/2017 03:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Having been an IV junky for some time, and I do not mean to rain on your parade, but you need to be aware of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13518844 Just because the body is healed, and the withdrawals are gone, doesnt mean the addiction is gone. As many a junky will tell you, even if (like me) gone through withdrawals cold turkey, theres always a chance that well....."Hey, Im not addicted no more, why not one more time?" Not to mention various pills they will come across, and so called friends who can very well lead them right down that path again. Though, 12 years ago, this would of sounded great to me as well, instant no dope sick and all.....it prolly wouldnt have worked....and this is why.... When i first started my last withdrawal (03/05/05), had I not gone through the next 6 (yeah thats right SIX) weeks of hell, and the subsequent year or so of mental and physical feelings of just not being....'right'......I dont think I would have cured my H addiction....... Sometimes, and some people for sure need to face the terror of their life actions, to ever be whole again. With that all being said, buy her a Bible. Gonna catch flack, but I'll say it anyways, without the Truth, and the future it brings, truly no drug addict will ever escape their addiction. EVEN with the truth, sometimes....well, some people are stubborn. God Bless! I sincerely hope you get your daughter back. _kevin Iboga bypasses most of the withdrawl symptoms. Yes, the post withdrawl syndrome is generally a problem for a couple years but I have a method to deal with that. A bigger problem is that most addicts live on the periphery of society and have made reintegration into it very difficult due to criminal record, a taste for the dark underbelly having lived in a death cult for so long that they cannot 'get' living in the straight world. Would you quit if there was no post detox syndrome? Do you have a straight life you can go back to and keep away from the zombie life among the remainder of the walking dead or is it just that you have no place else to go? ..... <<<<2x convicted felon, and slew of other crap, living in the state of Utah, and well, not mor(m)on, so ya, its about impossible for me to fit into society, but a good chunk of drug addicts became that way, for that very reason, society is BS, and everything we grew up as being told as true , and important, well they're all BS too. So why would you ever want to assimilate back anyways? Not to mention, after a long standing addiction of any substance, you will never fit back in the fold anyways, so even trying is a futile attempt that will only lead you back down into the hole of oblivion, you think different, you feel different, you act different, you react different, and you interact different......all untold consequences of being an addict, and this is ever before applying the state sponsored consequences of defying the War on Drugs. Did you know, on a simple marijuana possession, in any state that receives federal highway funds, they mandate an immediate suspension of ones license, even prior to going to court? (not sure how it works now with the legal states and such).. You became an addict because the deck was stacked against you to begin with. im rambling, im done. _kevin For sure, ivda is a symptom of a tortured soul that generally finds no joy in a straight world an it only gets worse as that soul further atrophies from abuse an neglect. That said, I know people who got their lives AND souls back with IBOGA and yes, having been in that world, their only expertice is that world which is often why they are very successful when they get into the assistance and detox and support game. People say they get their life back an an inspiration to go forward with it which is what it does to those in Africa that use it as a communion and right of passage in their belief system. In any respect the use of Iboga was discovered by an addict that took it for fun on his own and woke up an new man with a new purpose an a respected though underappreciated researcher and pivotal role in changing options for the addict. I as a private consultant an oing my part to add to the puzzle for an easy cure in my own way and I know people who have benefitted in miraculous ways |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75344920 United States 08/11/2017 03:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One of the most important aspects of this is the retrieval of repressed memories Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74712814 many times people cannot psychologically develop to higher stages of being naturally due to repressed memories. People get stuck reliving experiences or suppressing memories due to trauma. To be healthy and live in the moment and be present one must overcome past trauma and especially anyone who has repressed memories which block their progress of growth Indeed a realistic life review is a commonly described event in the IBoga experience. Go figure. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75344920 United States 08/11/2017 03:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh, I believe in that particular cure. However, maintaining self control over addiction is paramount. Addiction is usually the result of an unfilled need. Find that and fix it an the need to do harm to oneself goes away. Opioids are used to fill a defect. Fill that, the problems goes away. Indeed predisposition to opioid augmentation should be seen as an endorphin deficiency in many ways. Opioids are just poor substitutes for a natural substance. I will point out what SHOULD be obvious to anyone paying attention an should, as it was to me way back when during my dark days as a far off light house beacon. The addict in essence intentionally causes themselves pain almost constantly. What function does pain have? In the short run it bumps up endorphins. What are opioids an analogue of? Endorphins. What receptors are used for this? The very same ones. What do endorphins do? Make you feel less pain and better about yourself. Thank you. |
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User ID: 73660801 United States 08/11/2017 03:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Kratom cured me. I have an actual issue - bulging disks - episodes of pain so bad - they literally knock me to the ground - no joke. This happened last month - TSA Line - my husband had to get a wheelchair (the airport people were very kind - they and said people's backs go out in TSA all the time) Kratom kills that serious pain! I don't take it every day, but it gives the same effect as opioid without all the terrible fall out. Even for pain as bad as I experience. Just don't do it every day - as tolerance builds. Prayers for your daughter too. Know addiction is because she is searching for love and comfort - yes it is an endorphin thing. ruser |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75344920 United States 08/11/2017 03:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Kratom cured me. I have an actual issue - bulging disks - episodes of pain so bad - they literally knock me to the ground - no joke. This happened last month - TSA Line - my husband had to get a wheelchair (the airport people were very kind - they and said people's backs go out in TSA all the time) Kratom kills that serious pain! I don't take it every day, but it gives the same effect as opioid without all the terrible fall out. Even for pain as bad as I experience. Just don't do it every day - as tolerance builds. Prayers for your daughter too. Know addiction is because she is searching for love and comfort - yes it is an endorphin thing. Quoting: ruser I am probably way worse off than you, but I do know about wheelchair and not being able to walk or stand, and that wasn't even the major problem. People with my condition are all addicts but not me. In fact, despite no cure known I am in what feels like remission. The problem is kratom is a substitute, not often available an likely to be controlled by the ptb and is known addictive and comes from questionable sources. It is still an opioid analogue functionally if not structureally classic opioid. It is a substitution, an maybe less expensive for the time being. Not a cure. If that keeps you happy an functional so be it but it's far from ideal. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74817237 United States 08/11/2017 04:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Having been an IV junky for some time, and I do not mean to rain on your parade, but you need to be aware of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13518844 Just because the body is healed, and the withdrawals are gone, doesnt mean the addiction is gone. As many a junky will tell you, even if (like me) gone through withdrawals cold turkey, theres always a chance that well....."Hey, Im not addicted no more, why not one more time?" Not to mention various pills they will come across, and so called friends who can very well lead them right down that path again. Though, 12 years ago, this would of sounded great to me as well, instant no dope sick and all.....it prolly wouldnt have worked....and this is why.... When i first started my last withdrawal (03/05/05), had I not gone through the next 6 (yeah thats right SIX) weeks of hell, and the subsequent year or so of mental and physical feelings of just not being....'right'......I dont think I would have cured my H addiction....... Sometimes, and some people for sure need to face the terror of their life actions, to ever be whole again. With that all being said, buy her a Bible. Gonna catch flack, but I'll say it anyways, without the Truth, and the future it brings, truly no drug addict will ever escape their addiction. EVEN with the truth, sometimes....well, some people are stubborn. God Bless! I sincerely hope you get your daughter back. _kevin Iboga bypasses most of the withdrawl symptoms. Yes, the post withdrawl syndrome is generally a problem for a couple years but I have a method to deal with that. A bigger problem is that most addicts live on the periphery of society and have made reintegration into it very difficult due to criminal record, a taste for the dark underbelly having lived in a death cult for so long that they cannot 'get' living in the straight world. Would you quit if there was no post detox syndrome? Do you have a straight life you can go back to and keep away from the zombie life among the remainder of the walking dead or is it just that you have no place else to go? ..... <<<<2x convicted felon, and slew of other crap, living in the state of Utah, and well, not mor(m)on, so ya, its about impossible for me to fit into society, but a good chunk of drug addicts became that way, for that very reason, society is BS, and everything we grew up as being told as true , and important, well they're all BS too. So why would you ever want to assimilate back anyways? Not to mention, after a long standing addiction of any substance, you will never fit back in the fold anyways, so even trying is a futile attempt that will only lead you back down into the hole of oblivion, you think different, you feel different, you act different, you react different, and you interact different......all untold consequences of being an addict, and this is ever before applying the state sponsored consequences of defying the War on Drugs. Did you know, on a simple marijuana possession, in any state that receives federal highway funds, they mandate an immediate suspension of ones license, even prior to going to court? (not sure how it works now with the legal states and such).. You became an addict because the deck was stacked against you to begin with. im rambling, im done. _kevin You write very well. Have you ever considered becoming a writer? Good Luck and here's to staying sober. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 70225427 United States 08/11/2017 04:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh, I believe in that particular cure. However, maintaining self control over addiction is paramount. Its obvious that you know nothing about the extreme slavery and bondage that is addiction--please don't give your smug and uneducated opinions-- you could seriously hurt someone or their loved one. I can assure you that most addicts hate being addicts but they HAVE NO SELF CONTROL because they are in psychological and physical bondage to the substance. It is not a matter of simple self control like saying no to an ice cream once in a while. Addiction carries a spiritual component that MUST be addressed.. Three cheers to the mom who found Ibogaine for her loved one. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 72897244 United States 08/11/2017 04:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks for posting. Congrats!! The hardest part of being clean is staying clean. Hopefully she has a full and exciting life. Quoting: Russian hacker Can I ask you how much that cost you? $3,900 worth every penny Is it the place that offers the ayuhasca option? DO NOT TAKE AYUHASCA it's a trap |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 72897244 United States 08/11/2017 04:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One of the most important aspects of this is the retrieval of repressed memories Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74712814 many times people cannot psychologically develop to higher stages of being naturally due to repressed memories. People get stuck reliving experiences or suppressing memories due to trauma. To be healthy and live in the moment and be present one must overcome past trauma and especially anyone who has repressed memories which block their progress of growth iboga does that - it's like a personal development seminar |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 74962884 United States 08/11/2017 04:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I got the call from some random girl on July 25th, last month. She said your daughter is in jail and needs you. My 26 year old who had been dating/living with her boyfriend of 1 1/2 years who we initially loved were living in a van because they recently lost their apartment due to some made up lies (Hindsight,they probably got evicted for drug use)When they got arrested on July 21 for Heroine use, dealing and UTI the van got impounded so 5 days later when they were released(Thank God) with all charges dropped, they were homeless on the streets of Anaheim. Not exactly the life I had envisioned for my gorgeous and kind baby girl. Over the past year she'd call me, but getting together never happened. She avoided her family so we didn't see the mess she was in. Long story, just trying to give a little background. Anyway, the boyfriends mom and I drove for 5 hours the day after they were released, walked through every drug infested park,asked anyone that was not comatose if they'd seen them and by the grace of God, we found them walking down some street. I tried to get her to come home with me but she would not. The only time I've cried enough tears to fill a pool was when my first daughter died 28 years ago from a rare disease. My heart was so broken and I still hurt as I sit her writing this. I knew we'd find them or hear from them again so I immediately started researching natural cure for heroine addiction. Guess where I went first? Yep, GLP. Thank you CrimsonBleu for your thread about your son and I pray you will be healed from all this as well. So what is the immediate cure? IBOGAINE!!! It is truly a miracle from God! I researched clinics in Mexico sense we live in San Diego and it's illegal in the U.S. I wanted to have an answer for my baby girl when and if we ever found them again. Well we did one week later and I convinced her to come home and go to the clinic. I spoke to several people who had been treated with Ibogaine and everyone was completely drug or addiction free. Quoting: tamaralori i lost a friend he was only 17 years old to this horse shit china was selling it online im sure isis is buying it and lacing Heroine. Just to kill more people someone has kill up to 25+ people in NH alone! I went left the us most likely. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75051729 United States 08/11/2017 05:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I got the call from some random girl on July 25th, last month. She said your daughter is in jail and needs you. My 26 year old who had been dating/living with her boyfriend of 1 1/2 years who we initially loved were living in a van because they recently lost their apartment due to some made up lies (Hindsight,they probably got evicted for drug use)When they got arrested on July 21 for Heroine use, dealing and UTI the van got impounded so 5 days later when they were released(Thank God) with all charges dropped, they were homeless on the streets of Anaheim. Not exactly the life I had envisioned for my gorgeous and kind baby girl. Over the past year she'd call me, but getting together never happened. She avoided her family so we didn't see the mess she was in. Long story, just trying to give a little background. Anyway, the boyfriends mom and I drove for 5 hours the day after they were released, walked through every drug infested park,asked anyone that was not comatose if they'd seen them and by the grace of God, we found them walking down some street. I tried to get her to come home with me but she would not. The only time I've cried enough tears to fill a pool was when my first daughter died 28 years ago from a rare disease. My heart was so broken and I still hurt as I sit her writing this. I knew we'd find them or hear from them again so I immediately started researching natural cure for heroine addiction. Guess where I went first? Yep, GLP. Thank you CrimsonBleu for your thread about your son and I pray you will be healed from all this as well. So what is the immediate cure? IBOGAINE!!! It is truly a miracle from God! I researched clinics in Mexico sense we live in San Diego and it's illegal in the U.S. I wanted to have an answer for my baby girl when and if we ever found them again. Well we did one week later and I convinced her to come home and go to the clinic. I spoke to several people who had been treated with Ibogaine and everyone was completely drug or addiction free. Quoting: tamaralori Fuck that Clinic bullshit, if I were your daughter, I wouldn't want to go to some institutionalized treatment center either. She's probably avoiding you because she doesn't want this crap. KRATOM will help them get off Heroin. Tell them about Kratom. They can do it themselves. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1539902 United States 08/11/2017 05:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ummm I hate to break it to you but you are talking about an overnight cure for withdrawal symptoms, by no means is it a cure for addiction. I'm sorry to say but you will most likely learn this in the coming weeks/months/years. It is a lifelong battle. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1539902 United States 08/11/2017 05:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Oh, I believe in that particular cure. However, maintaining self control over addiction is paramount. Its obvious that you know nothing about the extreme slavery and bondage that is addiction--please don't give your smug and uneducated opinions-- you could seriously hurt someone or their loved one. I can assure you that most addicts hate being addicts but they HAVE NO SELF CONTROL because they are in psychological and physical bondage to the substance. It is not a matter of simple self control like saying no to an ice cream once in a while. Addiction carries a spiritual component that MUST be addressed.. Three cheers to the mom who found Ibogaine for her loved one. Uh no, the poster was correct. Take this with someone who understands addiction rather thoroughly. It is a decision, one that must be made each day, with each temptation or urge. It sounds like YOU are the one who knows nothing about the subject. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13518844 United States 08/11/2017 05:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Having been an IV junky for some time, and I do not mean to rain on your parade, but you need to be aware of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13518844 Just because the body is healed, and the withdrawals are gone, doesnt mean the addiction is gone. As many a junky will tell you, even if (like me) gone through withdrawals cold turkey, theres always a chance that well....."Hey, Im not addicted no more, why not one more time?" Not to mention various pills they will come across, and so called friends who can very well lead them right down that path again. Though, 12 years ago, this would of sounded great to me as well, instant no dope sick and all.....it prolly wouldnt have worked....and this is why.... When i first started my last withdrawal (03/05/05), had I not gone through the next 6 (yeah thats right SIX) weeks of hell, and the subsequent year or so of mental and physical feelings of just not being....'right'......I dont think I would have cured my H addiction....... Sometimes, and some people for sure need to face the terror of their life actions, to ever be whole again. With that all being said, buy her a Bible. Gonna catch flack, but I'll say it anyways, without the Truth, and the future it brings, truly no drug addict will ever escape their addiction. EVEN with the truth, sometimes....well, some people are stubborn. God Bless! I sincerely hope you get your daughter back. _kevin Iboga bypasses most of the withdrawl symptoms. Yes, the post withdrawl syndrome is generally a problem for a couple years but I have a method to deal with that. A bigger problem is that most addicts live on the periphery of society and have made reintegration into it very difficult due to criminal record, a taste for the dark underbelly having lived in a death cult for so long that they cannot 'get' living in the straight world. Would you quit if there was no post detox syndrome? Do you have a straight life you can go back to and keep away from the zombie life among the remainder of the walking dead or is it just that you have no place else to go? ..... <<<<2x convicted felon, and slew of other crap, living in the state of Utah, and well, not mor(m)on, so ya, its about impossible for me to fit into society, but a good chunk of drug addicts became that way, for that very reason, society is BS, and everything we grew up as being told as true , and important, well they're all BS too. So why would you ever want to assimilate back anyways? Not to mention, after a long standing addiction of any substance, you will never fit back in the fold anyways, so even trying is a futile attempt that will only lead you back down into the hole of oblivion, you think different, you feel different, you act different, you react different, and you interact different......all untold consequences of being an addict, and this is ever before applying the state sponsored consequences of defying the War on Drugs. Did you know, on a simple marijuana possession, in any state that receives federal highway funds, they mandate an immediate suspension of ones license, even prior to going to court? (not sure how it works now with the legal states and such).. You became an addict because the deck was stacked against you to begin with. im rambling, im done. _kevin You write very well. Have you ever considered becoming a writer? Good Luck and here's to staying sober. I was published in the second grade (kinda) and then fell into the poetry.com trap of the 90's....but....i used to like to write. I may/may not still have a dozen or so writings on the walls of the education room at the springs rescue mission......However, what is the point of writing when noone can appreciate it anymore? Beyond that.....It amazes me some of the 'shill' posts in this thread. From a drug addict, you can read someones post and tell you 100% if they BS or not. I never understood why people claim something they not, however, back in the mid ninety's i distinctly recall myself saying i was a junky, long before i had ever touched a drug, for the reason of......sympathy? Forced empathy? To be something I'm not? I dunno, however it always stuck me as a bit odd that something that i proclaimed loud and clear in the early days of the net to get female recognition, came true, and true with a fury less than a decade after I wrote it. Talk about self fulfilling prophecy. I am just another, burnt out, lost, lonely, destroyed soul betting all of my chips on the Lord. And though, even now you could look at me, and be like, you full o shit, you dont believe it.....deep down, it persuades every action I take, and thus kicks me in the bum, when (often) times I make the wrong decision.....I remember. _kevin ******(ya im dwinking tonight, which may lead to two things: A: the obvious 30day ip ban when I type a wrong word w/o preview B: Incoherence and possible imagined hypocrisy. Whatever.....I decry, Lord accept me as I am, and please forgive me. _kevin |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 72897244 United States 08/11/2017 05:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ummm I hate to break it to you but you are talking about an overnight cure for withdrawal symptoms, by no means is it a cure for addiction. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1539902 I'm sorry to say but you will most likely learn this in the coming weeks/months/years. It is a lifelong battle. no the spirit of iboga puts the person through a 30 hour grueling 'seminar' where they get to see WHY they did drugs and to take responsibility |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73756132 United States 08/11/2017 05:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP thank you so much for this post, I am desperately fighting to get my life back. I was placed on methadone, and xanax 3 years ago, my body is withering away and in need of nothing short of a miracle and with more confirmation from others success stories, have come to the conclusion that ibogaine treatment is the answer. However, my parents are refusing to see the severity of my circumstances, and are just pretending that it will go away on it's own, or that I can overcome the addiction though these bogus clinics that only make you suffer longer. I have had drug and alcohol dependence issues since the age of 14, and like I said, my parents buried their heads in the sand, thinking it would just correct itself, and here I am now, at 31, still begging for help. Your daughter doesn't realize how lucky she is to have you in her life, well, I am sure she does now. Thanks again OP. 5 Stars. |
Q User ID: 75185150 United States 08/11/2017 05:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Having been an IV junky for some time, and I do not mean to rain on your parade, but you need to be aware of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13518844 Just because the body is healed, and the withdrawals are gone, doesnt mean the addiction is gone. As many a junky will tell you, even if (like me) gone through withdrawals cold turkey, theres always a chance that well....."Hey, Im not addicted no more, why not one more time?" Not to mention various pills they will come across, and so called friends who can very well lead them right down that path again. Though, 12 years ago, this would of sounded great to me as well, instant no dope sick and all.....it prolly wouldnt have worked....and this is why.... When i first started my last withdrawal (03/05/05), had I not gone through the next 6 (yeah thats right SIX) weeks of hell, and the subsequent year or so of mental and physical feelings of just not being....'right'......I dont think I would have cured my H addiction....... Sometimes, and some people for sure need to face the terror of their life actions, to ever be whole again. With that all being said, buy her a Bible. Gonna catch flack, but I'll say it anyways, without the Truth, and the future it brings, truly no drug addict will ever escape their addiction. EVEN with the truth, sometimes....well, some people are stubborn. God Bless! I sincerely hope you get your daughter back. _kevin thanks for sharing, Kevin, having housed an addict in rehab going thru the ups and down of her being in rehab, being clean, and then relapsing, I can totally attest to this. I've seen her clean, cold turkey for a while, but then reality too much for her. I think you are quite right, the truth will set you free only. |
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User ID: 75079922 United States 08/11/2017 05:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm a proud Texan & American, posting from Central Texas & have no clue why my flag shows friggin Canada(no offense to my Canadian friends). "Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest." Diderot "Immigration without assimilation is invasion!" - Anonymous Coward Gird your lions, shave your Family & panic sex the 'maters! "When your so-called religion is purely a political theory of conquest, and deception is one of it's core principles then it strikes me as perfectly sane and reasonable to assume literally everyone who is of such a "religion" to be exactly the same POS who deserves to be treated as the enemy non-stop." Darkwolf007 |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1539902 United States 08/11/2017 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ummm I hate to break it to you but you are talking about an overnight cure for withdrawal symptoms, by no means is it a cure for addiction. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1539902 I'm sorry to say but you will most likely learn this in the coming weeks/months/years. It is a lifelong battle. no the spirit of iboga puts the person through a 30 hour grueling 'seminar' where they get to see WHY they did drugs and to take responsibility |
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User ID: 73276454 Canada 08/11/2017 05:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Check this out. Large collection of real people walking away for addictions in 1 day using IBOGA / IBOGAINE. [link to www.facebook.com (secure)] I want this for cigarettes for myself. The Voice Of Reason @THEWATCHTOWERS |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 13518844 United States 08/11/2017 05:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ummm I hate to break it to you but you are talking about an overnight cure for withdrawal symptoms, by no means is it a cure for addiction. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1539902 I'm sorry to say but you will most likely learn this in the coming weeks/months/years. It is a lifelong battle. no the spirit of iboga puts the person through a 30 hour grueling 'seminar' where they get to see WHY they did drugs and to take responsibility I gotta saY one more thing. I use to sell acid. I used to take ALOT of aciD (mushies too), so much so that i did a 21-28 day *not sure really* double my dose every 12 hours routine. I dont care what hallucinogenic it is....the knowledge imparted, the spirits met, the experiences had whilst in this state......ARE DEMONIC. Test them, as the Bible says, guess what, THEY WILL FAIL EVERY TIME....... THERE IS NO CURE FOR ANY AILMENT, IN WHICH REQUIRES(or induces) AN ALTERED STATE......PERIOD. This really applies to anti depression and anxiety medicines as well......Its all ......pharmakeia. _kevin |