Re: Suboxone

[Guest guest]

coolness, I am so happy for you.

Love

Janet

>

> Good morning, all.

>

>

>

> I just wanted to take a minute and let everyone know that today is

my third

> day on Suboxone and I haven't taken a pain pill since Tuesday night.

>

>

>

> I was prescribed 3 half pills of Suboxone a day, but I'm only doing

2 half's

> - one every 12 hours. And while I was prescribed 3 other meds to

help me

> through the transition, I haven't taken a single one of any of

them :-)

>

>

>

> I sleep like a rock and feel terrific during the day. Although

Suboxone is

> not technically an anti-depressant, I can only describe the feeling

as

> having a blanket of depression lifted off me. I feel as though I

woke up to

> another person, someone I used to be before I became ill. I shopped

> yesterday and bought healthy foods and I'm eating 3 meals now. This

> obviously has a positive impact on all aspects of my life.

>

>

>

> I have been able to control the pain from my RA and neuropathy just

fine

> with the Suboxone (it does have pain relief properties) along with

> ibuprofen. If I can move in the morning and want to get out of bed

and

> LIVE, then this is a major success! I used the brand new Pilates

machine

> yesterday and plan to get back into a regular exercise regime.

>

>

>

> I don't recall any discussion here about RX pain addiction, but if

there's

> anyone out there who is suffering from this, please listen to me

and check

> it out. There are a limited number of physicians who can prescribe

Suboxone

> and there's sure to be one in your area.

>

>

>

> And please don't misunderstand...this med is not making me high.

Although I

> almost feel high, it's the absence of the bad feelings that is

creating the

> high. I did like that initial feeling of energy I got with the

pain pills,

> but that was short-lived and the craving for more pills came back

way too

> quick. The constant ups and downs were awful. With Suboxone,

there is

> consistency.

>

>

>

> I know that this is highly addictive and of course, that concerns

me. But

> right now, it is allowing me to get my head straight. Tonight is

shot #23

> so next Friday is the end of my tx (6 more days of Riba after that)

so I

> want that behind me (YEAH!) Then I will address the issue of pain

and how

> to deal with whether I stay on Suboxone for a while or quit that as

well.

> And I'm hoping that once off tx, I'll feel physically better every

day and

> that will help me with this as well.

>

>

>

> I am going to start actively looking for a job now as I feel more

confident.

> Before, I had no clue how I would feel from day to day and

depending on how

> many pills were left in the bottle. An added plus is that Suboxone

does not

> show in drug screening tests! While I was on prescribed meds, I

really

> wasn't looking forward to having to explain to a prospective

employer why my

> pre-employment drug screening came back positive for opiates...now,

I don't

> need to worry about that.

>

>

>

> Happy Friday to everyone!! The sun is shining here on Long Island

and I'm

> looking forward to a nice day :-)

>

>

>

> Dorothy

>

>

>

> More Info for Anyone Interested:

>

> http://www.suboxone.com/

>

[Guest guest]

coolness, I am so happy for you.

Love

Janet

>

> Good morning, all.

>

>

>

> I just wanted to take a minute and let everyone know that today is

my third

> day on Suboxone and I haven't taken a pain pill since Tuesday night.

>

>

>

> I was prescribed 3 half pills of Suboxone a day, but I'm only doing

2 half's

> - one every 12 hours. And while I was prescribed 3 other meds to

help me

> through the transition, I haven't taken a single one of any of

them :-)

>

>

>

> I sleep like a rock and feel terrific during the day. Although

Suboxone is

> not technically an anti-depressant, I can only describe the feeling

as

> having a blanket of depression lifted off me. I feel as though I

woke up to

> another person, someone I used to be before I became ill. I shopped

> yesterday and bought healthy foods and I'm eating 3 meals now. This

> obviously has a positive impact on all aspects of my life.

>

>

>

> I have been able to control the pain from my RA and neuropathy just

fine

> with the Suboxone (it does have pain relief properties) along with

> ibuprofen. If I can move in the morning and want to get out of bed

and

> LIVE, then this is a major success! I used the brand new Pilates

machine

> yesterday and plan to get back into a regular exercise regime.

>

>

>

> I don't recall any discussion here about RX pain addiction, but if

there's

> anyone out there who is suffering from this, please listen to me

and check

> it out. There are a limited number of physicians who can prescribe

Suboxone

> and there's sure to be one in your area.

>

>

>

> And please don't misunderstand...this med is not making me high.

Although I

> almost feel high, it's the absence of the bad feelings that is

creating the

> high. I did like that initial feeling of energy I got with the

pain pills,

> but that was short-lived and the craving for more pills came back

way too

> quick. The constant ups and downs were awful. With Suboxone,

there is

> consistency.

>

>

>

> I know that this is highly addictive and of course, that concerns

me. But

> right now, it is allowing me to get my head straight. Tonight is

shot #23

> so next Friday is the end of my tx (6 more days of Riba after that)

so I

> want that behind me (YEAH!) Then I will address the issue of pain

and how

> to deal with whether I stay on Suboxone for a while or quit that as

well.

> And I'm hoping that once off tx, I'll feel physically better every

day and

> that will help me with this as well.

>

>

>

> I am going to start actively looking for a job now as I feel more

confident.

> Before, I had no clue how I would feel from day to day and

depending on how

> many pills were left in the bottle. An added plus is that Suboxone

does not

> show in drug screening tests! While I was on prescribed meds, I

really

> wasn't looking forward to having to explain to a prospective

employer why my

> pre-employment drug screening came back positive for opiates...now,

I don't

> need to worry about that.

>

>

>

> Happy Friday to everyone!! The sun is shining here on Long Island

and I'm

> looking forward to a nice day :-)

>

>

>

> Dorothy

>

>

>

> More Info for Anyone Interested:

>

> http://www.suboxone.com/

>

[Guest guest]

coolness, I am so happy for you.

Love

Janet

>

> Good morning, all.

>

>

>

> I just wanted to take a minute and let everyone know that today is

my third

> day on Suboxone and I haven't taken a pain pill since Tuesday night.

>

>

>

> I was prescribed 3 half pills of Suboxone a day, but I'm only doing

2 half's

> - one every 12 hours. And while I was prescribed 3 other meds to

help me

> through the transition, I haven't taken a single one of any of

them :-)

>

>

>

> I sleep like a rock and feel terrific during the day. Although

Suboxone is

> not technically an anti-depressant, I can only describe the feeling

as

> having a blanket of depression lifted off me. I feel as though I

woke up to

> another person, someone I used to be before I became ill. I shopped

> yesterday and bought healthy foods and I'm eating 3 meals now. This

> obviously has a positive impact on all aspects of my life.

>

>

>

> I have been able to control the pain from my RA and neuropathy just

fine

> with the Suboxone (it does have pain relief properties) along with

> ibuprofen. If I can move in the morning and want to get out of bed

and

> LIVE, then this is a major success! I used the brand new Pilates

machine

> yesterday and plan to get back into a regular exercise regime.

>

>

>

> I don't recall any discussion here about RX pain addiction, but if

there's

> anyone out there who is suffering from this, please listen to me

and check

> it out. There are a limited number of physicians who can prescribe

Suboxone

> and there's sure to be one in your area.

>

>

>

> And please don't misunderstand...this med is not making me high.

Although I

> almost feel high, it's the absence of the bad feelings that is

creating the

> high. I did like that initial feeling of energy I got with the

pain pills,

> but that was short-lived and the craving for more pills came back

way too

> quick. The constant ups and downs were awful. With Suboxone,

there is

> consistency.

>

>

>

> I know that this is highly addictive and of course, that concerns

me. But

> right now, it is allowing me to get my head straight. Tonight is

shot #23

> so next Friday is the end of my tx (6 more days of Riba after that)

so I

> want that behind me (YEAH!) Then I will address the issue of pain

and how

> to deal with whether I stay on Suboxone for a while or quit that as

well.

> And I'm hoping that once off tx, I'll feel physically better every

day and

> that will help me with this as well.

>

>

>

> I am going to start actively looking for a job now as I feel more

confident.

> Before, I had no clue how I would feel from day to day and

depending on how

> many pills were left in the bottle. An added plus is that Suboxone

does not

> show in drug screening tests! While I was on prescribed meds, I

really

> wasn't looking forward to having to explain to a prospective

employer why my

> pre-employment drug screening came back positive for opiates...now,

I don't

> need to worry about that.

>

>

>

> Happy Friday to everyone!! The sun is shining here on Long Island

and I'm

> looking forward to a nice day :-)

>

>

>

> Dorothy

>

>

>

> More Info for Anyone Interested:

>

> http://www.suboxone.com/

>

[Guest guest]

Dorothy, you SOUND like a new person. You sound very positive and upbeat. GOOD for you and Having a job will just increase the good feeling. NOTHIN' keeps you down for long and that's a real bonus in your life. Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo EmersonDorothy wrote:Thanks, Janet. I also want to say that this was something that I really didn't plan on discussing here. But I realized that it was an important issue and was closely related to the problems of all of us with HCV and all the associated problems.My hope is that no one else needs this information, but if they do....I want them to know my results. Maybe I can encourage someone else here to lift the darkness and start living.AND I just applied for a job!! It's really not one that I want, but it's a foot in the door of a large corporation here on LI and they expect one to open up in the next week or so that is more suited to me. Just the fact that I applied is MAJOR! That's the confidence I got back in just a day - I still can't believe it myself.Dorothy

[Guest guest]

Dorothy, you SOUND like a new person. You sound very positive and upbeat. GOOD for you and Having a job will just increase the good feeling. NOTHIN' keeps you down for long and that's a real bonus in your life. Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo EmersonDorothy wrote:Thanks, Janet. I also want to say that this was something that I really didn't plan on discussing here. But I realized that it was an important issue and was closely related to the problems of all of us with HCV and all the associated problems.My hope is that no one else needs this information, but if they do....I want them to know my results. Maybe I can encourage someone else here to lift the darkness and start living.AND I just applied for a job!! It's really not one that I want, but it's a foot in the door of a large corporation here on LI and they expect one to open up in the next week or so that is more suited to me. Just the fact that I applied is MAJOR! That's the confidence I got back in just a day - I still can't believe it myself.Dorothy

[Guest guest]

Well, I don’t know if it’s the

absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I

feel. I know I’ve described it as a veil being lifted off of

me. I don’t think I realized how I was being effected the last 2

years by the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled

AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line………lots of

good things happening right now for me.

I know I’ve been deeply depressed

& with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2

years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause

for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The

doctor told me that I’d feel better than I had in a long, long time so I

guess it’s the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I’ll

enjoy it………..it just feels so good to feel good!

Dorothy

From:

Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of SHARON CROSBY

Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008

3:07 PM

To:

Hepatitis_C_Central

Subject: Re:

Re: Suboxone

Dorothy, you SOUND like a new person. You sound very positive and

upbeat. GOOD for you and Having a job will just increase the good

feeling. NOTHIN' keeps you down for long and that's a real bonus in your

life.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

Well, I don’t know if it’s the

absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I

feel. I know I’ve described it as a veil being lifted off of

me. I don’t think I realized how I was being effected the last 2

years by the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled

AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line………lots of

good things happening right now for me.

I know I’ve been deeply depressed

& with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2

years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause

for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The

doctor told me that I’d feel better than I had in a long, long time so I

guess it’s the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I’ll

enjoy it………..it just feels so good to feel good!

Dorothy

From:

Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of SHARON CROSBY

Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008

3:07 PM

To:

Hepatitis_C_Central

Subject: Re:

Re: Suboxone

Dorothy, you SOUND like a new person. You sound very positive and

upbeat. GOOD for you and Having a job will just increase the good

feeling. NOTHIN' keeps you down for long and that's a real bonus in your

life.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

ne

Well, I don't know if it's the absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I feel. I know I've described it as a veil being lifted off of me. I don't think I realized how I was being effected the last 2 years by the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line...lots of good things happening right now for me.

I know I've been deeply depressed & with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2 years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The doctor told me that I'd feel better than I had in a long, long time so I guess it's the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I'll enjoy it.....it just feels so good to feel good!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

ne

Well, I don't know if it's the absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I feel. I know I've described it as a veil being lifted off of me. I don't think I realized how I was being effected the last 2 years by the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line...lots of good things happening right now for me.

I know I've been deeply depressed & with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2 years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The doctor told me that I'd feel better than I had in a long, long time so I guess it's the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I'll enjoy it.....it just feels so good to feel good!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

ne

Well, I don't know if it's the absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I feel. I know I've described it as a veil being lifted off of me. I don't think I realized how I was being effected the last 2 years by the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line...lots of good things happening right now for me.

I know I've been deeply depressed & with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2 years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The doctor told me that I'd feel better than I had in a long, long time so I guess it's the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I'll enjoy it.....it just feels so good to feel good!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

I'm so glad you found a way to handle your pain that works for you. You deserve to feel good. MikeDorothy wrote: Well, I don’t know if it’s the absence of pain meds or the Suboxone, but it made a huge difference in how I feel. I know I’ve described it as a veil being lifted off of me. I don’t think I realized how I was being effected the last 2 years by

the medication. And the fact that my pain is being controlled AND being just 2 shots away from the finish line………lots of good things happening right now for me. I know I’ve been deeply depressed & with good reasons (a failed marriage, loss of my job, illness for 2 years, dependent on pain meds, no income, toss in the interferon and menopause for good measure), but I felt so much better literally overnight. The doctor told me that I’d feel better than I had in a long, long time so I guess it’s the Suboxone. Even if it is chemically created, I’ll enjoy it………..it just feels so good to feel good! Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:07 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone Dorothy, you SOUND like a new person. You sound very positive and upbeat. GOOD for you and Having a job will just increase the good feeling. NOTHIN' keeps you down for long and that's a real bonus in your life. Sharon in NW Washington

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sharon. That’s a very nice

compliment. I plan to stay with the group! I’ve got a long

way to go myself and won’t be surprised if I’m looking for some

support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my

continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and

every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the “horror”

stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds.

And I need to keep an eye on Joyce

too!! J

Dorothy

From:

Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of SHARON CROSBY

Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008

3:44 PM

To:

Hepatitis_C_Central

Subject: Re:

Re: Suboxone

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive

attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of

all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sharon. That’s a very nice

compliment. I plan to stay with the group! I’ve got a long

way to go myself and won’t be surprised if I’m looking for some

support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my

continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and

every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the “horror”

stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds.

And I need to keep an eye on Joyce

too!! J

Dorothy

From:

Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of SHARON CROSBY

Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008

3:44 PM

To:

Hepatitis_C_Central

Subject: Re:

Re: Suboxone

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive

attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of

all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

Thank you. I just hope I didn’t

jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone

users so I’m curious to hear what others have to say.

And now that I’m off the pain meds,

maybe the pain hasn’t really been all that bad. How would I know? I’ve

been taking pills for over 2 years!

Dorothy

From: Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On

Behalf Of m human

Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008

4:26 PM

To:

Hepatitis_C_Central

Subject: RE:

Re: Suboxone

I'm so glad you found a way to handle your pain that works for you. You deserve

to feel good.

Mike

[Guest guest]

You've got a point there, Dorothy. I can talk myself into back spasms by getting stressed out thinking that I won't sleep!! lol

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thank you. I just hope I didn't jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone users so I'm curious to hear what others have to say.

And now that I'm off the pain meds, maybe the pain hasn't really been all that bad. How would I know? I've been taking pills for over 2 years!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

You've got a point there, Dorothy. I can talk myself into back spasms by getting stressed out thinking that I won't sleep!! lol

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thank you. I just hope I didn't jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone users so I'm curious to hear what others have to say.

And now that I'm off the pain meds, maybe the pain hasn't really been all that bad. How would I know? I've been taking pills for over 2 years!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

You've got a point there, Dorothy. I can talk myself into back spasms by getting stressed out thinking that I won't sleep!! lol

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thank you. I just hope I didn't jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone users so I'm curious to hear what others have to say.

And now that I'm off the pain meds, maybe the pain hasn't really been all that bad. How would I know? I've been taking pills for over 2 years!

Dorothy

[Guest guest]

LOL, Yes, you have really connected with Joyce. Isn't it funny how some people have that talent? You two hit it off BIG right from the start and you've each made a very good support prop for the other.

I know that Joyce can speak (and will) for herself, I just see the connection so clearly.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thanks, Sharon. That's a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with the group! I've got a long way to go myself and won't be surprised if I'm looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the "horror" stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds.

And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J

Dorothy

From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

LOL, Yes, you have really connected with Joyce. Isn't it funny how some people have that talent? You two hit it off BIG right from the start and you've each made a very good support prop for the other.

I know that Joyce can speak (and will) for herself, I just see the connection so clearly.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thanks, Sharon. That's a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with the group! I've got a long way to go myself and won't be surprised if I'm looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the "horror" stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds.

And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J

Dorothy

From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

LOL, Yes, you have really connected with Joyce. Isn't it funny how some people have that talent? You two hit it off BIG right from the start and you've each made a very good support prop for the other.

I know that Joyce can speak (and will) for herself, I just see the connection so clearly.

Sharon in NW WashingtonAll I have seen teaches me to trust in the Creator for all that I have not seen. Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thanks, Sharon. That's a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with the group! I've got a long way to go myself and won't be surprised if I'm looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the "horror" stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds.

And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J

Dorothy

From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone

I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land.

This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you.

Sharon in NW Washington

[Guest guest]

you have to keep an eye on me your my guardian angel!!!!!!!!and we are all family we have seen eachother thru the good and bad and we have all been here for eachother one way or another i wish we could have a family reunion...lol!!!!really. p.s shot 6 tonight,Dorothy wrote: Thanks, Sharon. That’s a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with

the group! I’ve got a long way to go myself and won’t be surprised if I’m looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the “horror” stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds. And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land. This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you. Sharon in NW Washington

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you have to keep an eye on me your my guardian angel!!!!!!!!and we are all family we have seen eachother thru the good and bad and we have all been here for eachother one way or another i wish we could have a family reunion...lol!!!!really. p.s shot 6 tonight,Dorothy wrote: Thanks, Sharon. That’s a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with

the group! I’ve got a long way to go myself and won’t be surprised if I’m looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the “horror” stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds. And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land. This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you. Sharon in NW Washington

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you have to keep an eye on me your my guardian angel!!!!!!!!and we are all family we have seen eachother thru the good and bad and we have all been here for eachother one way or another i wish we could have a family reunion...lol!!!!really. p.s shot 6 tonight,Dorothy wrote: Thanks, Sharon. That’s a very nice compliment. I plan to stay with

the group! I’ve got a long way to go myself and won’t be surprised if I’m looking for some support to get me through some rough spots in the future. I think that my continuing Suboxone experience will be something I can contribute and each and every SVR (I hope!) story is important to counterbalance the “horror” stories of tx that so many new members have in their minds. And I need to keep an eye on Joyce too!! J Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central

[mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of SHARON CROSBYSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 3:44 PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: Re: Re: Suboxone I deeply hope you stay with this group, Dorothy. Your positive attitude and and ability to express yourself so well are really needed here, of all the places you might land. This group has wonderful people and can always use more, like you. Sharon in NW Washington

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you know aint that the truth, when we feel one way for so long were not sure if it is the way we are suppose to feel or notm, cause we are use to feeling a certain way, i have hypothyroidism for many many years like 22, so when the hep dr asked me are you tired etc, this was a while ago, isaid well ya but i allways am, and i allways have a headache and my legs allways cramp i just thought that was me being normal turned out i need a higher dose of thyroid medication, and then you start to ques tourself the mind does love to mess with us,,,,,Dorothy wrote: Thank you. I just hope I didn’t jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone users so I’m curious to hear what others have to say. And now that I’m off the pain meds, maybe the pain hasn’t really been all that bad. How would I know? I’ve been taking pills for over 2 years! Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of m humanSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 4:26

PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: RE: Re: Suboxone I'm so glad you found a way to handle your pain that works for you. You deserve to feel good. Mike

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you know aint that the truth, when we feel one way for so long were not sure if it is the way we are suppose to feel or notm, cause we are use to feeling a certain way, i have hypothyroidism for many many years like 22, so when the hep dr asked me are you tired etc, this was a while ago, isaid well ya but i allways am, and i allways have a headache and my legs allways cramp i just thought that was me being normal turned out i need a higher dose of thyroid medication, and then you start to ques tourself the mind does love to mess with us,,,,,Dorothy wrote: Thank you. I just hope I didn’t jump from the frying pan into the fire! I just joined a group of Suboxone users so I’m curious to hear what others have to say. And now that I’m off the pain meds, maybe the pain hasn’t really been all that bad. How would I know? I’ve been taking pills for over 2 years! Dorothy From: Hepatitis_C_Central [mailto:Hepatitis_C_Central ] On Behalf Of m humanSent: Friday, February 15, 2008 4:26

PMTo: Hepatitis_C_Central Subject: RE: Re: Suboxone I'm so glad you found a way to handle your pain that works for you. You deserve to feel good. Mike

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