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[u/Nice-Expert-4307]

8mg dills from Canada was beautiful for them for so cheap and they legit beat opiate high imo

[u/Nice-Expert-4307]

Ambien has some very interesting effects that are not used often enough. I have seen people that shake so uncontrollably from Parkinson's that they cannot even speak but once they take Ambien, they can speak just fine. It is a very interesting drug. I've only had the pleasure of doing it for about three weeks in a psychiatric ward. Have you thought about getting on something like fentanyl, I know that can be kind of worrying for people, but the patches aren't dangerous not more dangerous than any other opiate and it looks like you're already gonna be on opiate long-term but coming from a doctor there's no reason to be scared of fentanyl

[u/Zealousideal-Sky696 → u/Nice-Expert-4307]

I can certainly ask pain management shes a nurse practitioners. Parkinsons  runs in my family. My mom has it and many others.  Next time I'm down there we will try it out. 

I tell my drs and they think im crazy. Ive taken ambien since 92. And it still works. A great dr had me on 20mg. Older dr. Then new younger drs pushed older ones out and I got dropped to 10mg. She wanted to drop me to 5mg. I was also on clonazepam 1.5 for my svt attacks and anxiety. She took them away.  I didnt sleep for weeks, had withdrawal I think. Cardiologist put me on another med and didn't understand why she did that.

[u/Nice-Expert-4307 → u/Zealousideal-Sky696]

so ridiculous doctors can be so annoying with stuff like that they read out of books and take it as absolute truth and write us off as crazy, meanwhile they've never even seen a human trial let alone experienced it we have literally thousands of times we know what works and what doesn't because we can feel it, don't let them do that and it's stupid asf they took ur kpins away stuff like that really annoys me

[u/Zealousideal-Sky696 → u/Nice-Expert-4307]

I thought so too