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Struggling with Meth Addiction

Kimmiepooh

679d

I don't know if this is technically the right symptom to click on but it's how I feel. I'm so tired, my body is sore and weak, and I am so agitated. I feel awful y'all. I'll say why and please no judging. I'm coming off of a heavy three day meth binge. It was just my time to say goodbye to it. Now I feel like this.

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    • Girlnextdoor

      679d

      Thank you for being honest and for choosing to stop. Your life is on the mend as of now and that's something to be proud of. Keep going and don't slip...your body will be healthy and strong and purged from the meth. Hydrate, vitamins and sleep 🙌

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    • Kimmiepooh

      679d

      Thank you everyone. I'm definitely feeling much better today.

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    • Girlnextdoor

      679d

      Thank you for being honest and for choosing to stop. Your life is on the mend as of now and that's something to be proud of. Keep going and don't slip...your body will be healthy and strong and purged from the meth. Hydrate, vitamins and sleep 🙌

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    • ShaeJack21

      679d

      Very common coming off of meth. My husband detoured from cocain which is pretty but a more mild meth and he slept a couple of weeks away basically. Hang in there hun you will get there. Drink lots of water with pink salt and lemmon. It helps it to flush quickly and the salt helps with the electrolyte levels from fluid loss. Prayers it all gets better soon💕

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      • Kimmiepooh

        679d

        @ShaeJack21 how long and rough was the road for your husband?

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        • ShaeJack21

          679d

          @Kimmiepooh most of the icky symptoms were gone about 2 months later. He got better every 2 weeks and he says he still has cravings and mental issues like memory and cognitive issues but he had that some before the drugs. He honestly seems like the same person to me after a couple of months of detox. He has had more sensory issues though. He has Autism and it gives him tics from certain textures, lights, sounds, and sometimes just stress. Those did get worse after drugs but they are manageable for sure.

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