What are your personal signs and symptoms from using opiates?! Ex: ignoring, won't talk on the phone, etc.

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being on opiates means going

Submitted by KopperNikki on Mon, 08/09/2010 - 06:57.

being on opiates means going up and down all day long. when you dose, you go up-- get talkative, friendly, warm, interested-- and when the dose dies out you get cranky, not feel so good, uninterested in everything except dosing again. physically, opiates shrink the pupils and gloss the eyes. and personally i was always fixated about eating meals ... for example, if I took a dose 2 hours ago, and my friends said 'lets all get something to eat' I would delay us another 2 hours, or as long as I could so that i could put 4 hours between doses. i could never do anything, in other words, spontaneously.

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Nikki

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