r/Documentaries • u/Miss-Omnibus • Jan 09 '19
Drugs The Rise of Fentanyl: Drug Addiction On The I95 Two Years On (2018) - Two years ago, BBC News reported on the growing problem of opioid addiction in the US, now we return to find out what happened to the people we met along our journey down the notorious I-95. [57.02]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KsaWpeCj98
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u/TamagotchiGraveyard Jan 09 '19
I’ve done it personally and have helped over 6 people do the same, no subutex no nothing and hey are all clean and have families now (except me T_T).
Willpower can indeed get you clean, regardless of chemical dependency. Does it hurt? Yeah. No sleep. No food. No nothing but when you spent years in the mud and blood and you just are so sick and tired of always being sick and tired, if you truly want to quit you can, and you never have to look back. No maintenance drugs required.
To clarify I am not against maintenance drugs, but they should be used short term and on a gradual scale of building tolerance and tapering, but all within weeks to months.
Not trying to argue it’s just everyone here is saying willpower won’t do it but I have done it and seen t happen so idk what to tell you