What It's Like To Be A Heroin Addict - In Depth Look Into Our Heroin Addiction

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  • @ProjectUnbroken
    @ProjectUnbroken  6 років тому +9

    Did this give you a better look into what it's like to be a heroin addict? Let us know!

    • @robinnovak2998
      @robinnovak2998 6 років тому

      What other drugs were u on

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому

      Project Unbroken, Thank Y’all for making these videos! Everyday that y’all are in Recovery, Y’all are helping the rest of us!♥️ Excellent Channel!

    • @waketheworld8193
      @waketheworld8193 6 років тому +1

      Its a real life zombie disease

    • @mariec6056
      @mariec6056 5 років тому +1

      Project Unbroken still on them help x😩

    • @FeelingPeculiar
      @FeelingPeculiar 5 років тому

      @@mariec6056 How are you doing?

  • @thecriticalstatepodcast
    @thecriticalstatepodcast 6 років тому +5

    It’s awesome to see your friendship survive the addiction. I lost many best friends do to our usage and dishonesty.

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому

      Registered.Murse RN, It’s such a horrible thing! I’m sorry that you went through that. Take good care of you.♥️

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому

      Absolutely...

  • @micheleguizzetti4888
    @micheleguizzetti4888 6 років тому +5

    So proud of both of you, Matt I knew you as a child, and had no idea you struggled with heroin. God bless you for being 10 year survivor and a 7 year survivor!

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  6 років тому +2

      Michele Guizzetti thank you for the kind words. We’re hoping that us being open and honest about what we went through will give someone out there some hope!

    • @micheleguizzetti4888
      @micheleguizzetti4888 6 років тому +3

      Project Unbroken Very proud of you guys, keep up the amazing work you are doing!

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому +1

      Project Unbroken, It Truly Does Give me hope! Thanks So Much!♥️

  • @danielbailey5707
    @danielbailey5707 6 років тому +8

    You guys give so much hope. This format is amazing and I watch you guys when I'm tempted to do drugs

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  6 років тому +3

      Daniel Bailey thank you Daniel we really appreciate hearing that!

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому +2

      Daniel Bailey, I do the same thing. This Channel is literally helping me in preventing a relapse. I’ve been in Recovery for a year and six months. This channel is Awesome!!!♥️ Take Good care of you and know that you are not alone.♥️

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому

      Daniel Bailey Have you ever watched any of Ryan Donnelly’s videos? How long have you been in Recovery? I’m one year and seven months clean of opiate pain meds and alcohol. I did a lot more than that. I was completely addicted, lost. Addiction is a horrible thing. Take real good care of yourself.♥️✌️

  • @SahandSadeghi
    @SahandSadeghi 3 роки тому +1

    Great on you guys for doing this, very brave. I've been sober for 3 years not, and just recently got off suboxone maintenance. Stay safe and clean both of you!

  • @JoshuaFletcher
    @JoshuaFletcher 6 років тому +8

    Great video guys. Thanks for posting this and doing this project.

  • @cathicakes
    @cathicakes 6 років тому +4

    Great work guys!! So brave of you both to expose your stories for the greater good!

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  6 років тому

      Catherine Scherer thank you!! Hoping that someone out there might learn from our mistakes!

  • @johntucci8826
    @johntucci8826 4 роки тому +1

    Yep, exactly! Especially what he said about getting up early. I think everyone watching this that was or is a heroin addict knows all too well about that feeling.

  • @sadiecassandra2861
    @sadiecassandra2861 5 років тому +2

    I relate to it being the best time but the worse time. Lows we're way way wayyyyy low and highs were fucking high. For me my husband and I started it together and I found it exciting to have our own dirty little secret. Like I would be nodding on my husband's shoulder no one else knew what I was doing just us. Sadly yeah the addicition took over everything eventually.... We wanted to be better for each other .... Rock bottom hit. .... Stuck in a prison with this cycle.... The shitty hell on Earth of dope sickness and the desperation to get money to get dope to get well.... Oh what a ride some of the most exciting times of my life yet absolutely hellish.... Was 5 days sober then went on 3 day binge today is the 3rd day of that.... Now back to sober.... Luckily no withdrawal

  • @Amandarecovers
    @Amandarecovers 5 років тому +2

    I stumbled across the suboxone video and decided to watch this one and I’m going to watch the others ones you guys have. This is awesome. I’m two years clean off pills & h but still am using sub maint. Watching your video about getting of sub, is really inspiring. Keep at it guys!

  • @tirtunemdouq
    @tirtunemdouq 4 роки тому +1

    I congratulate you for being sober!!!

  • @stevemaitland9239
    @stevemaitland9239 6 років тому +3

    Great video that will help poeple with addiction. Well done guys ive shared the video

  • @mad3m6n
    @mad3m6n 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for doing this guys. Glad to hear you are doing well now.

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому

      Now it is our mission to help others get well! Thanks for the love, Pietro!

  • @CMoore8539
    @CMoore8539 6 років тому +2

    Being an Addict is a 24/7 JOB!!! It’s Painful and It Will Steal Everything From the Person! I feel for Everyone suffering from it, & Everyone that Loves an Addict! It’s Hell, But There is Hope.😊♥️✌️
    I quit a year and six months ago, after being addicted to Everything for Many Years. If I did it, Anyone Can!♥️

  • @Jah_Rastafari_ORIG
    @Jah_Rastafari_ORIG 6 років тому +4

    You should probably check and see if those microphones are even plugged in; sounds like you're both being recorded from across the room...

  • @jenmfaust
    @jenmfaust 5 років тому +2

    What's your stance on Kratom? I know people will flip out if anyone says anything bad about it, but we are starting to see a lot more patients coming in with Kratom addiction akin to heroine addictions...everyone is different, however kratom is an opiate agonist. Curious what your thoughts are on this matter.

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      Faust Productions, 501 c 3 I don’t have much experience with Kratom personally, but I will say that we get comments on both sides of the fence; some people say it saved them, some people say it’s been their downfall. It’s hard to weigh in on the debate as it wasn’t really around when I was addicted.

  • @thesslaniki2501
    @thesslaniki2501 6 років тому +5

    I fell in love with a drug addict and it hurts

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  6 років тому +5

      It's almost worse being the loved one of the addict. You have no control.

    • @thesslaniki2501
      @thesslaniki2501 6 років тому +1

      Project Unbroken it sucks.

    • @wendytuttle3692
      @wendytuttle3692 6 років тому +4

      Ralou Larou me too. It lasted a year. I didn’t know going in. Found out 3 months in and tried to make it work but I never trusted him. Said he was not using but in hindsight I know better. It sucks!

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому +1

      Wendy Tuttle When a Person is Addicted, the addiction Always comes First. It’s horrible, and there’s really nothing that you can do to stop them. They have to stop their selves. Rehabs help some people, but the addict has to want help.♥️

    • @karenhouser5970
      @karenhouser5970 5 років тому +1

      Ralou Larou sorry my girl did too she's such a great woman and u must be too I lost her hope yours gets clean

  • @melissamorris5095
    @melissamorris5095 6 років тому +2

    PLEASE HELP ADDRESS THIS ISSUE: HOW DO YOU CONFRONT A HEROIN ADDICT THAT IS HEAD OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD IT AFFECTS THE ENTIRE FAMIY? WHEN THEY DENY IT AND GET VERY CONFRONTATIONAL WHEN YOU BRING IT UP?

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      You're going to have to make a difficult decision, but we'd need to know more to give you sound advice.

  • @manuelwowchow1476
    @manuelwowchow1476 Рік тому

    If I saw an old friend and she basically wants money whenever she sees me, followed by her weight looks suspiciously thin and her left arm got stabbed marks, are these signs to look out for a possible Heroine user?

  • @Trev612
    @Trev612 5 років тому +2

    I was in a california prison when i did my first shot. Didnt do much in there just here and there.. No one told me about withdraws, restless legs can't sleep diarrhea Etc. When i got out i hooked up with a homie of mine and he had a script for 60mg of ms cotton started banging thoes here and there still not addicted nor have I heard of a withdrawal yet. Fast forward a year my dad came to live with my wife and I and we were going to take care of him he was elderly and I started attending a Pentecostal Church where I had met a friend who had a sick wife that was prescribed liquid Oxycontin and liquid methadone for her pain of scleroderma well I started dabbling with that shooting up the Oxycontin syrup and selling the methadone well the methadone in liquid form wasn't selling all that well so he was able to get the doctor to switch it from liquid to pills then my dad got prescribed fentanyl patches for his pain 100 micrograms so what was going on was I was chewing 100 microgram patches and slamming 3 to 5 30 mg oxycontin's on top of chewing the patch. Fast forward 6 months of continuous use I've decided fuck it I'm just going to quit like I said no one told me about withdrawals so one day I just cold turkey quit and had the most fucked-up three days of my life ended up getting a fentanyl patch and chewing the shit out of it fast forward a couple of years of using Fentanyl and oxycontin together because I couldn't quit because I got sick as fuck when I tried to but I ended up at the methadone clinic was there for 2 years went up to 120 mg weaned down to 60 by 5 mg per week got sick went back up to 90 held for like a year and then wean down by 5 mg per week until I got to 10 mg and then I went down 1 mg per week and then off and did not feel a withdrawal whatsoever I felt fine kind of felt guilty for it being so easy fast forward to May 22nd 2016 I got ran over by a car by a drunk driver driving 45 miles per hour long story short they ended up life flighting me to the Enloe Hospital in Chico where I had reconstructive surgery on my tibula and fibula on both legs. well here I am now in 2019 back at the methadone clinic trying to get off drugs

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +2

      Thanks for sharing your story T J. Thats one hell of a ride. The good news is you know that you can wean down off the methadone successfully. I would stick to that same game plan. Work the clinic and find your way back. I'm sorry to hear about your struggles, but just know that you can absolutely kick this thing. Thanks again for getting in touch, keep us posted with how you're doing!

    • @goodtutt4733
      @goodtutt4733 5 років тому

      T J What's your point?

    • @Trev612
      @Trev612 5 років тому +1

      @@goodtutt4733
      My point is if I could get off Fentanyl through the methadone program your sorry-ass Can to

    • @Trev612
      @Trev612 5 років тому +1

      @rvd356
      3 dayz is great keep up the good hard work. I as well consider Suboxone as being clean too. You dont get high on subz and nothing else will either. Smoke weed be happy. Like jay adams said when can i have one day where i dont need to use to have a good day. Im back at the methadone clinic again but i got hit by a car going 45 thats why i relapsed. I had too i wouldnt be here right now if it wasnt for thoes drugs. Both my legs were mangled. I had to learn to walk again because of laying in bed all the time and not using my muscles. Anyways have a good one bro

  • @CMoore8539
    @CMoore8539 6 років тому +1

    Question. Did either of you experience Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome? Thank you! & Y’all Take Good Care!♥️✌️

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +2

      Not a ton Cindy, at first a little, but it eventually went away as we made more and more improvements.

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 5 років тому +1

      Project Unbroken That’s what I’m doing now, Exercise, Good food and water along with excellent supplements. I’m getting better. You figure my addiction to opiates lasted 30 Long Years! It was so bad until I was literally making house payments for two dealers. Just insane. Plus I cold turkeyed my detox, so I probably did a little damage with that too. I wouldn’t Ever advise anyone else on the amount that I was on to do that. Rehab is much safer. I was Very hardheaded but I’m using that in a positive way now. It’s been one hell of a Journey.😊💙✌️

  • @leilawade2279
    @leilawade2279 2 роки тому

    It sucks it really sucks nothing great about it the high goes away then you live in withdrawal

  • @aqibkhan4350
    @aqibkhan4350 5 років тому

    ive decided to quite i will be watching all the videos im at the point where i end up buying half ounce to whole ounce just out of fear of running out

  • @sirkeliking9130
    @sirkeliking9130 6 років тому +1

    Hye bro how do you beat mental pain stick at you head everyday until 3,4 month....sorry for my english but i wanna now how you deal bro...i use 14 year and 6 year clear but 5 month ago i back again...plsss

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 6 років тому

      Sazli Azimah Turn Around. It’s not too late. Just turn around. Stop and turn away from it.♥️

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +2

      Diet & exercise are huge!

    • @CMoore8539
      @CMoore8539 5 років тому

      Project Unbroken Yes, I Totally Agree!

  • @livincountry
    @livincountry 4 роки тому

    If you would actually show a heroin addict, it would help a lot more than talking about them.

  • @Muilisxx
    @Muilisxx 5 років тому +1

    Shootin up n going out lol.....more like sitting in ur house, avoiding life and everyone unless its ur dealer

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      Muilisx we were sniffing

    • @Muilisxx
      @Muilisxx 5 років тому

      Aint matter

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      Muilisx deeper in the addiction - yeah you do start more avoiding life, you’re right with that. But early on we definitely used it and socialized a lot

    • @Muilisxx
      @Muilisxx 5 років тому

      I would say thats pretty rare....when i fall back in, its all i care about....will sit around for hours just waiting on the text.

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      Muilisx yeah and it’s been a while for me - but since you mention it - the going out on it was definitely more like just the first year or so. As time went on it definitely fell more and more towards how you explain it

  • @goodtutt4733
    @goodtutt4733 5 років тому

    Why do you have tattoos?

  • @Biggtimeman
    @Biggtimeman 5 років тому

    Too many little boys in one room

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +3

      michael griner so you’re saying you prefer one little boy per room? Bizarre comment man. You should seek counseling for that.

    • @Biggtimeman
      @Biggtimeman 5 років тому

      @@ProjectUnbroken You know what I mean user

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +3

      michael griner nah man I’m not into that kind of thing. Keep your “little boy” stuff to yourself.

    • @Biggtimeman
      @Biggtimeman 5 років тому

      @@ProjectUnbroken those guys should wear shirt sleeves it looks like they're looking for something

    • @ProjectUnbroken
      @ProjectUnbroken  5 років тому +1

      @@Biggtimeman you mean us? You have the strangest comments dude, I love it. Keep em coming!