03-04-2011, 05:18 PM
(03-04-2011, 04:17 PM)WolfHouse Wrote: Of course, herion in widely popular in the area as well, mainly because it is cheap. Most of the kids who start out sneaking their parents percs or oxys end up doing heroin when the script runs out. They can't afford to buy pills on the street so they move on to H and will steal from everyone to pay for their habit.
One of our friends was on oxy prior to an operation - BIG DOSES of it.
I mean like the amount bone cancer patients take. This went on for
eight months. Then the operation. The first oxy after the op. this person
got deathly ill and had to have meds to calm down the vomiting. Now
how can someone be on drugs this long and go off in three days? Not
being drug savvy, we have wondered this as well as what the kids'
'high' is like as this person said that the body just felt laggy and sad
on oxy. .
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When a person is really in physical pain they can tolerate FAR more than someone who isn't. What would knock out a recreational user might just barely take the edge off the pain for a medical patient. That's why it's ridiculous for the DEA and do-gooders to harp about legitimate users. Medical users should not have a hard time getting pain drugs because of addicts who use for recreation.