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[1] “Fentanyl Drugfacts.” National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 3 Mar. 2023, nida.nih.gov/publications/drugfacts/fentanyl.

[2] Buller, Robin. “Their Kids Died after Buying Drugs on Snapchat. Now the Parents Are Suing.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 18 Oct. 2023, www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/oct/18/snapchat-sued-overdose-deaths.

[3] Ortutay, Barbara. “What You Should Know about Section 230, the Rule That Shaped Today’s Internet.” PBS, 21 Feb. 2023, www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/what-you-should-know-about-section-230-the-rule-that-shaped-todays-internet.

[4] Paul, Kari, and Johana Bhuiyan. “Key Takeaways from TikTok Hearing in Congress – and The Uncertain Road Ahead.” The Guardian, Guardian News and Media, 23 Mar. 2023, www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/mar/23/key-takeaways-tiktok-hearing-congress-shou-zi-chew.

[5] Carville, Olivia. “‘Blackout Challenge’ on TikTok Is Luring Young Kids to Death.” Bloomberg.Com, Bloomberg, 30 Nov. 2022, www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-11-30/is-tiktok-responsible-if-kids-die-doing-dangerous-viral-challenges.

[6] Watson, Michelle, and Carma Hassan. “A 13-Year-Old Died in Ohio after Participating in a Benadryl Tiktok ‘Challenge.’” CNN, Cable News Network, 19 Apr. 2023, www.cnn.com/2023/04/18/us/benadryl-tiktok-challenge-teen-death-wellness/index.html.

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If someone injects the amount of oxycodone that they take in a pill form, it can result in a fatal overdose because the liver isn’t involved in filtering part of it out.

When you come to our oxycodone addiction treatment center, you will first undergo a series of evaluations that will best allow us to determine your needs. Our medical evaluation will help us to learn how dependent you are upon oxycodone and if you are suffering from any health concerns related to your oxycodone abuse.

We will sit down with the results of these evaluations and work with you to create an individualized treatment plan that meets all of your needs. Medication may be used at the beginning of your stay with us in order to control some of the unpleasant side effects of withdrawal and may be tapered down as you learn more adaptive ways of coping with cravings. how much oxycodone causes addiction.

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All medication will be closely monitored and adjusted as needed. Individual therapy is used to help you better understand the reasons behind your addiction and ways to correct the damage oxycodone has done to your life. We will use cognitive-behavioral therapy to help you best understand the ways that negative thoughts can impact behaviors, leading to bad decisions.

How To Kick Oxycodone Addiction

Groups will allow you to meet and connect with other people who are struggling with addiction. We will hold groups to help you process your emotions and learn more about successful recovery from addiction - how long to break an oxycodone addiction. Family therapy is a very important part of recovery from substance abuse, as it will allow you to work through some of the challenges that addiction has caused your family.

Our compassionate staff will educate your loved ones about addiction, recovery, and ways that they can assist in your healing. In addition to standard therapies we use to treat addiction, Transformations Treatment Center also offers a variety of experiential methods designed to complement our traditional approaches. These may include: Numerous walking trails Swimming pool Art therapy Music therapy Weekly A.A.

How Long Does It Take To Recover From Oxycodone Addiction

Abuse Potential High Scientific Name Oxycodone Drug Class Opioid Street Names Hillbilly Heroin, Kicker, OC, Ox, Oxy, Perc, Roxy Side Effects Pinpoint puils, Extreme Drowsiness, Confusion, Muscle Weakness, Cold and Clammy Skim, Weak Pulse, Shallow Breathing, Fainting, Coma How It's Used Swallowed, Snorted, Injected, Inhaled Oxycodone is the active ingredient in some of the most popular and widely abused prescription painkillers in the world.

It’s also highly addictive and one of the top drugs, along with methadone and hydrocodone, involved in prescription opioid overdose deaths. Doctors prescribe oxycodone to treat moderate to severe pain but people also abuse the drug for its relaxing and euphoric effects (how much oxycodone for addiction). Ongoing use of opioid painkillers can lead to physical dependence and addiction.

Oxycodone is often combined with non-narcotic pain relievers, such as acetaminophen or aspirin, and sold under a variety of names, including: Percocet, Percodan, Tylox and Roxicet. These short-acting formulas are rapidly absorbed and usually taken every six hours as needed for pain. Extended-release versions of the drug, such as Oxycontin, are more potent than immediate-release versions of the drug.

How Long To Develp Oxycodone Addiction

But individuals seeking a high can crush or melt extended-release tablets to inject for a more intense and almost instant high. how to kick oxycodone addiction. As a result, Oxycontin addiction has become a rampant problem in the United States. People often wonder about the difference between hydrocodone and oxycodone. Both are semi-synthetic opioids, meaning they are made in a laboratory by modifying naturally occurring opiates, but they differ in potency.

This makes oxycodone riskier in terms of the potential for overdose and serious effects. Both are dangerous, however, and can lead to dependence and addiction. When prescribed by a doctor and used as directed, oxycodone side effects are usually mild. Nausea Loss of appetite Dry mouth Dizziness Stomach pain Drowsiness Sweating Headache Constipation Mental fog But using opioids such as oxycodone longer than absolutely necessary can easily lead to physical dependence and addiction.

A person can develop a tolerance to oxycodone in as little as two weeks. As their tolerance increases, they’ll need higher doses of the painkiller to feel the same effect. With continual use, an individual will become dependent on the drug and suffer distressing withdrawal symptoms upon cessation. Oxycodone withdrawal is similar to withdrawal from other opioids.

How Long Oxycodone Addiction

The duration and intensity of withdrawal symptoms can vary widely, depending on the extent of the dependence. People who’ve been using larger amounts of oxycodone for longer periods will typically suffer more severe symptoms. Several states have adopted three, five and seven-day limits for first-time opioid prescriptions. Some retailers, including CVS, Walmart and Sam’s Club, have decided not to fill more than a 7-day supply for certain conditions.

Dependence occurs when a person needs a drug to feel normal but does not result in compulsive behaviors. Individuals who are addicted to oxycodone exhibit compulsive behavior and misuse the drug despite negative consequences. Drowsiness Droopy eyes Difficulty concentrating Lack of motivation Drastic changes in behaviors or habits Changes in appearance Secrecy People addicted to oxycodone may take the drug to get high, treat pain, relieve stress or avoid withdrawal symptoms.

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[perfectfailure]

white horse

I would of spent the rest of my life with you. We could of been happily ever after...like you were my prince charming. You were my fairy tail. You're the last one, that made me feel so complete...

I was 22..almost 23. I was so sick. I was nonstop vomiting and uncomfortable. I was on the pill. But 99% wasn't enough. I was 16 weeks along. Holy fuck...how did that happen?! I had a lot of spotting, enough for me to think it was my time of the month. I was supposed to be starting the academy for my career.

I found out about you, after a syncopal episode which landed me in the ER. I didn't know how to tell him. I was so scared to loose him. But I had to.

I got a sneak peak of you, in the ER.  I was still in total shock, but over the moon in love, and terrified at the same god damn time.

Adoption?  Abortion?  Have you and try to take care of you?  I don’t want you to end up like me, struggling your entire life.......failing,...w/no support.  But the “butterflies” and sudden onset of feeling my stomach flip was you.   I could feel you.  I thought the weight in my belly was actually from the beer...but it was you.    I begged the staff in the ER to keep it down low, because he didn’t know yet......and I just didn’t know what I was going to do.

The tech looked at me and told me, “girl you’re out of the hardest part...the first trimester....you’re gonna be alright!”   I left there with an awful picture they barely could print for me, I couldn’t tell what the hell I was even looking at,...but it was you.  

I followed up with the doctor.  Blood work and all.  I talked about the options.  She asked what kind of support I would have,....and after looking at her clueless, she asked what I do for a living, and just continued to look at me with that look of disgust and disappointment.  She wasn’t happy with my career and told me I would not be able to keep you safe.  She gave me information for people to talk to about “giving you up”.

I didn’t want to give you up.  I wanted you.  I wanted him.  I wanted us.  He, to this day, is the one guy that I would of spent the rest...of my life with, happily.  He came in to my life when I was just a fucking mess.   All calm and shit.  And just was relentless.   But he was never mine.  I think I still love him.  I think I will die loving him.  I still miss him...his good, his bad...and all the in between.....but I loved you more. 

Then the ultrasound came. He didn't want to come...but he couldn't admit that. He just made excuses cause he didn’t want to upset me.  He knew I was freaking out.  He wasn't ready for another baby. But...  I saw you. And I knew, what love really was that day. The tech played it cool, but wouldn't print me any pictures which made me sad. I was hoping I could bring one home to him and he would feel that love too........I didn't even make it home before my doctor called me, and asked me to come in.

"Your pregnancy is nonviable..." she said.

What the fuck does that mean?!

To continue with the pregnancy (I was now 18 weeks along) would threaten my life & cause you so much pain & harm.  But she had the nerve to inform me that you were a boy...and unhealthy, boy. 

Osteogenesis Imperfecta type 2.  

I had “options” - so they claimed.  The doctor was just, painfully uncaring.  She mentioned that I was young and could get knocked up again when I made better life choices...but highly suggested a late term abortion.  I called him, he didn’t answer.

I went home, a fucking god damn mess.  I was hyperventilating.  I should be relived, right?  I wasn’t ready for you....now I have an excuse, to give up..?  I just wanted him to answer the god damn phone.  I just wanted him to come fucking hold me until I couldn’t cry anymore.  How the fuck...how the fuck...I can feel you moving.  I can remember the way your heart JUST sounded...I can feel you moving.  How the fuck,..how the fuck.

I went to work the next day, eyes still puffy from my exhausting night of crying.  And i still heard nothing from him.  

It wasn’t even an hour in our shift and the alarms went off for a call.  And it was a working structure fire.   And all I could think about was the doctors face of disgust with me when I told her I was a firefighter.  I was wrapping the hydrant with the five inch and stepped back on the truck, and the driver took off like a bat out of hell throwing me backwards to land on my back with a pack on.  and the pain was so bad that I was knocked out from it.

I don’t know how long I went unconscious for....but I woke up to my captain screaming for help.  I refused to go to the ER, cause I didn’t want the guys to know I was pregnant.  I didn’t want their pity.  They were like a fucking family to me.  And they knew about me and him, and I didn’t want them to have ill feelings towards him.  Urgent care it was.   They did the xray there w/o checking to see if I was pregnant.  I left there with a script for roxicet 30mg, oxycontin 40mg, somas & xanax because the doctor couldn’t understand why I couldn’t stop crying.  I was diagnosed w/several compression fractures & a concussion.  And left AMA, because they also wanted me to go to the ER.

They just slid me those scripts across the desk & said, “you know better, right?  don’t take more then you need...”

The guys at the firehouse called him.  He finally answered.  He showed up to take me home.  I couldn’t even tell him what happened.  All I could think about is I wanted to be out of pain.  And you.  All I could think about is, did I already hurt you?  All I could say to him was I need him and begged him not to leave me alone again...

“What are we gonna do about the situation?” he asked.

And without a thought, I just told him I would get an abortion.  He didn’t know I was too far for one.  He didn’t know I would have to be admitted to the hospital and have to be induced for this “abortion”..he didn’t know about the pain you and I were in.....I didn’t want to hurt him too.  

He dropped me off at home because he had shit to do.  I called my doctor and scheduled an appointment for the next day, and cried myself to sleep in the worst pain of my life.

I went to the hospital, they induced me.  I was 20 weeks now.  They gave me pain killers through the IV.  They sadly asked if anyone was joining me.  20 hours later.....I delivered you.

There was no crying.  Just one little gasp.  You opened your eyes just a little when they wrapped you up and let me hold you......but you were already gone.

That day my heart shattered. It broke beyond repair.

I remember feeling you get cold. All the color left your tiny lifeless body, and I cried. I cried so hard I didn't think I would ever be able to stop. But I did, when I loss consciousness. I woke up to a ton of doctors around me, explaining to me, that you were gone. And I had to be transported to Philadelphia for a cardiac procedure, now.

Before they could finish explaining anything to me they loaded me in my IV with something to help me relax. The next month is like that.

I had WPW, and at Presby, they tortured me while doing the ablation. E v e r y t h i n g....h u r t.

They just kept giving me their sad eyes when asking what my pain level was because I would cry every fucking time they asked.

You were gone. He was not there. And I was alone. I didn't even know how I could get home. I didn't want to go home. I didn't want to exist.

[ghetto-buddha-blog1]

Percocet for Pain: Side Effects, Dosage & Addiction

Percocet or oxycodone and acetaminophen is a prescription drug used to treat moderate to severe pain. Side effects of may include constipation, drowsiness, nausea, and vomiting. Warnings, drug interactions, dosage, and pregnancy and breastfeeding safety information are provided. Other brand names for oxycodone and acetaminophen include Roxicet, Tylox, Endocet.

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[ripplestitchskein]

Just an update: I hurt my back in addition to the issue with my foot, thanks to an uneven gait and just general issues that can come from walking unnaturally for a long period of time. I've temporarily upgraded to Roxicet and Flexeril which make me pretty much useless as a person so I apologize for any delays with regards to my WIPs. I have most of the next chapter of WWWOS done, a bit of CBTL, a revision of Ch1 of Bounty and several other little things coming down the pipe that I've been working on. In addition to all also been struggling overall with my self worth as a writer, questioning why I do this, if it even matters, if anyone even really cares. I just don't feel like I'm particularly good at this right now, playing the comparison game, getting hung up on mistakes or errors, and worrying far too much over what people think of me and my work. It's hard to be a sensitive person who attaches a lot of importance to these things and I'm just not really in the best place right now. I know some of you are probably sick of me going on about it. I'm trying to put a little distance so I don't overwhelm you with depressing, self flagellating posts. I don't want to bring anyone down or make anyone feel like they have to send me supportive messages. It's just where I'm at right now. I know logically it's just chronic pain on top of heavy medication and general post-fic posting sadness but it sucks and I'm sorry. I'm trying. I'm very grateful for this fandom and the people who do seem to genuinely enjoy what I've written, I hope I'll be able to continue soon.