I took 1 Naltrexone and it got me sick for 2 days !. I quit cold turkey.. been sober now for 44 days and counting!! God and a lot of prayers and keep watching videos like LD’s ..Big thanks to God and LD 🙏🙏🙏
10 days clean now! I didn't use anything, was just sick and tired of being tired of the poison! Like what you always stress I always keep myself and mind busy on positive stuff. Love ya LD from Savannah Georgia! Frequent Charleston quite a bit!
I tried naltrexone. I would wait the hour and then I drank through it. I don't think I was very motivated at that time. The biggest thing that helped me was when I was craving alcohol I would eat first. I tried for carbs and protein. I would then have a sweet treat. Rarely did I start to drink once my tummy was full. I really focused on food. Which was the opposite of what I was doing, drinking on an empty stomach so I could get that buzz going. I also used CBD from time to time. I've been 3 years alcohol free as of yesterday. I can't ever imagine going back to that dark and ugly place.
Naltrexone, my psychiatrist put me on it, even if i drink i can't feel the effect, feel full and no desire to keep drinking. I was reluctant to take it because it needs liver monitoring, and I'm a degenerate alcoholic who thinks i can control my drinking. 3 weeks and I'm doing great, going to meetings, (group therapy) taking it seriously this time, i don't want to end up in the hospital again or the detox facility. FFFFF THAT. Cheer up mates, it has to get better.
LD I can't thank you enough for posting about Naltrexone! It has been a game changer for me! I originally heard about it from your post last spring. I have been 100% honest with my Dr and she is all on board. You are the best! BTW my husband said tonight you look healthier than you have been in awhile
I never wanted to accept that I was an alcoholic and I never ever wanted to entertain the idea of prescription drugs as any part of my life. This has me considering the possibility that drugs might actually be a good idea. I'm giving it a fair shot in my mind. I appreciate your videos so much. Helpin' me through the most difficult time of my life that I never imagined having to encounter. Ty friend.
I’m sorry LD-I know this is a serious subject but when you said “TELEPORTED to the store” 😍😋You gave me a big case of the giggles!! But I know it is serious.
Everything we say to our doctor actually isn't private. With EMR (electronic medical record) ALL of our medical information is shared with Every medical provider we see. So nothing is actually confidential. This is disturbing to me. Even Before EMR, my primary care doctor referred me to a dermatologist. Imagine my shock, horror and utter humiliation upon glancing at my chart on the door... At the top of the list was Alcoholic/Alcoholism. Hadn't yet met this new Dr... but she immediately sure had an opinion of me.
If you substitute “pizza” and “waffle fries” with “a bottle” that is exactly the way my mind worked! So many applicable concepts in your videos LD! Being sober helps with the resolve for sure. You mention wine being like a gateway to the next bad decision. That’s what beer was for me. Also, I lost my brother in law to opioids. Addiction has impacts far outside of the individual. My family is still healing 2 years later. Thanks for what you do brutha! You have truly been a gift.
i took antabuse for 3 years. honestly this medicine was super helpful as it makes you sick if you drink. even if you stop taking it there is time where it is still in your system and still effective. so that was enough for me bc it stopped the impulsiveness and made it have to be a more planned thing, which was enough of a deterrent. then i switched to naltrexone for a bunch more years. it actually took away the dopamine rush i used to get from music. i was stable and chose to stop taking it - in part bc of the music, but mostly bc i wanted to get off of one of the many meds i was taking (for mental illness). so it was legitimately an appropriate time for me overseen by a psychiatrist and therapist. i have been sober for 9 and a half years.
There is a program that works with it..the drug stops the cravings..but one still must pay attention to withdrawl symptoms..Dr. assistance is important.
I subconsciously planned at least 2 days in advance what I needed to do to drink. Ended up w a DUI blew . .247. court ordered treatment and realized I had to quit. That was in 2007. ❤
Be careful with naltrexone it's very hard on your liver, not a wise choice for a recovering alcoholic, who will probably have liver issues! My advice is look for other medications this one is too problematic.
@@jayne_aprilgately8267this is true of any medication. I have my labs checked twice a year, and they’ve never been close to being elevated, thank God. The small risks are worth the reward in the long term. I wanted to say too that you do NOT have to be clear of alcohol in your body to start the drug. In fact it works best when you drink on it. 😊
@@KaraLey98that’s…..not how an opiate antagonist works. Also, no substance contains endorphins. I appreciate your response, but it is not accurate. I am very well versed and educated in psychopharmacology and the brain lol 😂😵💫
Another great video LD this medication seems to be good for people to curb there drinking but I don’t think it would make them stop drinking for good I think it takes a very strong person like you that became ill because of your drinking and decided to stop drinking for good because you knew that if you didn’t quit drinking you wouldn’t be alive for long and you had a good family behind you to help you and you knew you had to live for your wife and kids and your Mum and Dad.your doing a great job and helping a lot of people LD keep up your good work🙏🙏,prayers for everyone who struggles with all types of addictions
I have used naltrexone and campral, and both didn't work. That is really so true about the teleporting to liquor store. It's like your a zombie in a haze driving, excited, but also knowing how it will end. Every time an internal battle with yourself.
So glad you’ve been there for Slayer! I can relate to the teleportation experience as well. I got naltrexone when I was at Hazelden and took it for 6 weeks. It made me nauseous the whole time so I stopped so I’m not sure if it works for me regarding cravings since I wasn’t at the point where any cravings had kicked in yet.
The video that you posted was really informative. A few years ago when I was in the hospital for alcohol related issues I wish I would have known about Naltrexone and I maybe could have stopped then and avoided cirrhosis. Following up with my Internal Medicine Dr after that maybe he could have suggested that for me IF I was honest with him about how much alcohol I was drinking. Thanks for the informative video, Love you LD!
Thanks for the info, LD! I've heard the name Naltrexone, but I didn't know anything about it or that it could be used to treat AUD! I know there are medications such as Acamprosate (Campral) to help with cravings, and Disulfuram (Antabuse) that makes you sick if you drink on it. I've taken both and neither one really worked for me. Of course, I foolishly kept drinking while taking Antabuse and it made me feel like absolute crap! I had mentioned this in the past, here on your channel. Just one drink while on Antabuse will give you the worse headache, dizziness, flushed skin, and horrible nausea! It basically acts as a deterrent by making you feel super drunk after a tiny amount of alcohol. Not surprisingly, Antabuse is not a very popular medication based on what I've heard from other people. I think it's kind of draconian, actually! It may work for some people though, so more power to them!
Took me years to quit, and still not even sure if I’m done. I started taking the Naltrexone pills, but soon learned that I could just not take the pill in the morning if I wanted to drink. Then I did a total of 20 monthly injections over 3 years. I actually drank on it for the first many months. This last time I took it every 3 weeks instead of every 4 weeks for about 7 months and that seemed to make a difference. It’s all about persistence. I hated taking the shot but the alternative is worse.
I quit 2 memorial weekends ago. Almost 19 months ago. If I didn't stop I'd still be drinking 1 box wine and a case of beer a week. That's a lot of liquor and definitely a lot of damage to my liver. But, 19 months. No alcohol. Just water, coffee, tea, sometimes diet soda if I need fizz in my drink 19 x 4 = 76 week, or 76 wine box didn't enter my mouth, my liver, my blood, 76 pack of beer too.
I tried Naltrexone - both the Vivitrol shot and by mouth. I didn't see any benefit from it. The only medication that has ever helped me is Antabuse. It's aversion therapy. I take it diligently and would never drink on it. I don't like feeling horrible and that is what will happen if you drink on it.
naltrexone gave me an extreme nausea feeling when I thought about alcohol. It just made it not sound good at all. But I quit taking it because it was giving me nausea 24/7 after a month. Still sober though..
@@Piru_Upnorth The thing about the Vivitrol shot - I only got one shot upon leaving treatment. The nurse must have goofed the injection in my hip. I had a big lump for almost a month. I am not sure this turns into some kind of bolus like a Sublocade injection. I didn't drink for the next several months. It might have decreased my desire to drink. I don't really remember. I never did try to drink on it. I never took the oral stuff on the regular. It just wasn't my kind of medication. Like I said, Antabuse works for me better than anything.
My sister was drinking a half gallon of vodka a day and a 12 pack of beer after years they put her on antabuse and on the second day she drank on it and was so swollen and sick I really thought she was going to die and of course she ended up in the hospital.......in an alcoholic too and it's ruining my life
Merry Christmas everybody !! Have a safe sober holiday .. food for thought there are people that are alive right now that will not be after going out new years partying . Js
I did try Naltraxone last year and noticed that I was drinking as much or more on a 50 mg dose. My enjoyment of life was greatly reduced and it felt like there was no joy or satisfaction from anything at all. So, I stopped taking it. Mr. LD, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family. It's great to see another Christmas soon, isn't it?
Hello everyone! I just got some bloodwork done and my liver enzymes were elevated…. AST 94 ALT 156… Are these numbers that mean cirrhosis??? I’m freaking out…. Day 1 no more of this poison! Thanks for all you do LD!
@@OptimusRon23 I am sorry you are freaking out. I hope you can get the doctor’s take on things soon. At the same time, I hope you will continue to abstain from alcohol even if your liver is not permanently damaged. Quitting before you incur permanent damage is the best thing you can do for yourself. I hope you are able to do that. Best wishes!
It’s because he is SITTING BY THE FIREPLACE AND probably FACING IT FULL ON right before he made the video!!! Lolol 😊🎄🤗 not too complicated 🕊️💌🎄🎄🎄 but HOT AS THE DICKENS!!
Right-I just said that his fireplace is making him hot and he was probably facing the fireplace before he turned around to make the video which is probably hot as heck right now. But where’s my comment? I made it 45 minutes ago.!!🤔😎
Hey LD, thank you for this video..i think for hard core aud, the vivitrol is best because once the shot is in your body its there and you cant get rid of it till it wears off..taking pills for a hard core aud, they may not take it when they want to drink or may just stop it..its all about how dedicated you are.. but i did get my CT scans back and thank God its just afld right now, i can get right with diet and abstaining from alchohol..now the scary part..i do have 2 new nodules on my lungs..they're called glass nodules..they can be a sign of cancer or they could be from things like covid and the like..i will be talking over my results with my doctor tomorrow and will keep you updated..as always, God Bless!
Wish i could stop but i aleady have cirrhosis so cant see the point. Im going to die anyway and get no help other than twice yearly scans for liver cancer 😢
Please don’t feel that you can’t be helped and that it is all over for you! You will probably live many more years especially if you don’t use alcohol-please don’t be hopeless!🌤️☀️
Just for the record-don’t want anyone to worry that Suboxone contains naltrexone-instead there’s a very small amount of Nalaxone in it-which is the medication given to ppl Who overdose to save their lives-but that’s not the intended purpose here of course.
There is no Naloxone in Naltrexone. Please don’t speak on such issues if you’re not educated on them. It’s best people talk to their doctors, but giving false information doesn’t help. After all, that is what we are all here for ❤
@@Snarksayou need to read these comments when you are, well maybe in the morning when you are alert? You see I said there is none in Suboxone- Post your knowledge of this, but stop trying to misquote me-I NEVER linked the two.
I repeat There is no Naltrexone in Suboxone. The med in Suboxone, besides buprenorphine, is Nalaxone and it’s not the same as Naltrexone. Snark-Stop following me and twisting my comments.. Everyone understands we are simply friends here-if you want to hold yourself up as some hot shot chemist, go right ahead but stop following me….misquoting me, and trying to find a problem with my posts on this channel.
Suboxone does not contain naltrexone-instead it contains Nalaxone-which is not too effective done sublingually, which is how it is supposed to be absorbed if taken according to instructions.
Is a AUD a new pop culture word for being an alcoholic? All these sugar coated words and acronyms for being an alcoholic and suffering from alcoholism is ridiculous. Just call it for what it is. Alcoholic, alcoholism.
I see your point but Alcohol is the only substance we add an -ic to the end of as a ways of identifying a person. Someone addicted to cigarettes aren’t a “cigarette-ic” or someone addicted to coffee isn’t a “coffee-ic.” AUD is the only disease in which someone identifies themselves with.
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I took 1 Naltrexone and it got me sick for 2 days !. I quit cold turkey.. been sober now for 44 days and counting!! God and a lot of prayers and keep watching videos like LD’s ..Big thanks to God and LD 🙏🙏🙏
I have been prescribed it..have not taken it..but need to.
That is not common and can be dangerous..but great job !
Wonderful-Congratulations on your 44 days of success-best wishes for more!!🎄🎄
Thanks guys !!! Asked in His name and He will answered 🙏🙏🙏
Same for me about naltrexone.
10 days clean now! I didn't use anything, was just sick and tired of being tired of the poison! Like what you always stress I always keep myself and mind busy on positive stuff. Love ya LD from Savannah Georgia! Frequent Charleston quite a bit!
Thats awesome man keep it up
@@asphaltcowboy5161 Keep it Up 👍
Bro addiction is like someone is playing a video game with your brain. The addiction has the controller and your it's character
Very creative analogy!!
Weedmaxxing bro
Merry Christmas, brother!!
I tried naltrexone. I would wait the hour and then I drank through it. I don't think I was very motivated at that time. The biggest thing that helped me was when I was craving alcohol I would eat first. I tried for carbs and protein. I would then have a sweet treat. Rarely did I start to drink once my tummy was full. I really focused on food. Which was the opposite of what I was doing, drinking on an empty stomach so I could get that buzz going. I also used CBD from time to time. I've been 3 years alcohol free as of yesterday. I can't ever imagine going back to that dark and ugly place.
I agree - I wouldn’t bother drinking once I ate because I wouldn’t get that instant high I was looking for
Naltrexone, my psychiatrist put me on it, even if i drink i can't feel the effect, feel full and no desire to keep drinking. I was reluctant to take it because it needs liver monitoring, and I'm a degenerate alcoholic who thinks i can control my drinking. 3 weeks and I'm doing great, going to meetings, (group therapy) taking it seriously this time, i don't want to end up in the hospital again or the detox facility. FFFFF THAT. Cheer up mates, it has to get better.
LD I can't thank you enough for posting about Naltrexone! It has been a game changer for me! I originally heard about it from your post last spring. I have been 100% honest with my Dr and she is all on board. You are the best! BTW my husband said tonight you look healthier than you have been in awhile
Day 19 for me. I went cold turkey, just natural.. I was scared on day 2, but I'm good. I'm never drinking again!
Your loved ones and the people that care about you could not ask for a better gift!
I never wanted to accept that I was an alcoholic and I never ever wanted to entertain the idea of prescription drugs as any part of my life. This has me considering the possibility that drugs might actually be a good idea. I'm giving it a fair shot in my mind. I appreciate your videos so much. Helpin' me through the most difficult time of my life that I never imagined having to encounter. Ty friend.
I’m sorry LD-I know this is a serious subject but when you said “TELEPORTED to the store” 😍😋You gave me a big case of the giggles!!
But I know it is serious.
Everything we say to our doctor actually isn't private. With EMR (electronic medical record) ALL of our medical information is shared with Every medical provider we see. So nothing is actually confidential. This is disturbing to me.
Even Before EMR, my primary care doctor referred me to a dermatologist. Imagine my shock, horror and utter humiliation upon glancing at my chart on the door... At the top of the list was Alcoholic/Alcoholism. Hadn't yet met this new Dr... but she immediately sure had an opinion of me.
It’s awful and SO GLAD you brought up the topic!!
Yeah medical professionals always say we don't judge so just tell us the truth but in my experience they still do and the stigma is still there
@@suetocker1914Right-they may be “medical” but they sure aren’t Professional, in the true sense of the word!
If you substitute “pizza” and “waffle fries” with “a bottle” that is exactly the way my mind worked! So many applicable concepts in your videos LD! Being sober helps with the resolve for sure. You mention wine being like a gateway to the next bad decision. That’s what beer was for me. Also, I lost my brother in law to opioids. Addiction has impacts far outside of the individual. My family is still healing 2 years later. Thanks for what you do brutha! You have truly been a gift.
God bless you buddy💫
i took antabuse for 3 years. honestly this medicine was super helpful as it makes you sick if you drink. even if you stop taking it there is time where it is still in your system and still effective. so that was enough for me bc it stopped the impulsiveness and made it have to be a more planned thing, which was enough of a deterrent. then i switched to naltrexone for a bunch more years. it actually took away the dopamine rush i used to get from music. i was stable and chose to stop taking it - in part bc of the music, but mostly bc i wanted to get off of one of the many meds i was taking (for mental illness). so it was legitimately an appropriate time for me overseen by a psychiatrist and therapist. i have been sober for 9 and a half years.
There is a program that works with it..the drug stops the cravings..but one still must pay attention to withdrawl symptoms..Dr. assistance is important.
Thanks for sharing this info. I hope it helps some people find and maintain sobriety more easily. 😊👏😊👏
Thumbs Up 👍 and shared out.❤
I subconsciously planned at least 2 days in advance what I needed to do to drink. Ended up w a DUI blew . .247. court ordered treatment and realized I had to quit. That was in 2007. ❤
Vivitrol is very very very helpful for me. Try it if you’re struggling, you have nothing to lose.
I just restarted Naltrexone. The side effects are awful but I have hope
Be careful with naltrexone it's very hard on your liver, not a wise choice for a recovering alcoholic, who will probably have liver issues! My advice is look for other medications this one is too problematic.
@@Snarksa So true it got me sick for days had to stop taking it
I'm in it, zero side effects
@@jayne_aprilgately8267this is true of any medication. I have my labs checked twice a year, and they’ve never been close to being elevated, thank God.
The small risks are worth the reward in the long term.
I wanted to say too that you do NOT have to be clear of alcohol in your body to start the drug. In fact it works best when you drink on it. 😊
@@KaraLey98that’s…..not how an opiate antagonist works. Also, no substance contains endorphins. I appreciate your response, but it is not accurate.
I am very well versed and educated in psychopharmacology and the brain lol 😂😵💫
Another great video LD this medication seems to be good for people to curb there drinking but I don’t think it would make them stop drinking for good I think it takes a very strong person like you that became ill because of your drinking and decided to stop drinking for good because you knew that if you didn’t quit drinking you wouldn’t be alive for long and you had a good family behind you to help you and you knew you had to live for your wife and kids and your Mum and Dad.your doing a great job and helping a lot of people LD keep up your good work🙏🙏,prayers for everyone who struggles with all types of addictions
I have used naltrexone and campral, and both didn't work. That is really so true about the teleporting to liquor store. It's like your a zombie in a haze driving, excited, but also knowing how it will end. Every time an internal battle with yourself.
I’m on the vivitrol shot. Have been for 19 months. It’s fantastic. Oral naltrexone is the same
All my life
So glad you’ve been there for Slayer! I can relate to the teleportation experience as well. I got naltrexone when I was at Hazelden and took it for 6 weeks. It made me nauseous the whole time so I stopped so I’m not sure if it works for me regarding cravings since I wasn’t at the point where any cravings had kicked in yet.
The video that you posted was really informative. A few years ago when I was in the hospital for alcohol related issues I wish I would have known about Naltrexone and I maybe could have stopped then and avoided cirrhosis. Following up with my Internal Medicine Dr after that maybe he could have suggested that for me IF I was honest with him about how much alcohol I was drinking. Thanks for the informative video, Love you LD!
❤
Just have a response ready for that bad day
Thanks for the info, LD! I've heard the name Naltrexone, but I didn't know anything about it or that it could be used to treat AUD! I know there are medications such as Acamprosate (Campral) to help with cravings, and Disulfuram (Antabuse) that makes you sick if you drink on it. I've taken both and neither one really worked for me. Of course, I foolishly kept drinking while taking Antabuse and it made me feel like absolute crap! I had mentioned this in the past, here on your channel. Just one drink while on Antabuse will give you the worse headache, dizziness, flushed skin, and horrible nausea! It basically acts as a deterrent by making you feel super drunk after a tiny amount of alcohol. Not surprisingly, Antabuse is not a very popular medication based on what I've heard from other people. I think it's kind of draconian, actually! It may work for some people though, so more power to them!
Took me years to quit, and still not even sure if I’m done. I started taking the Naltrexone pills, but soon learned that I could just not take the pill in the morning if I wanted to drink. Then I did a total of 20 monthly injections over 3 years. I actually drank on it for the first many months. This last time I took it every 3 weeks instead of every 4 weeks for about 7 months and that seemed to make a difference. It’s all about persistence. I hated taking the shot but the alternative is worse.
I quit 2 memorial weekends ago. Almost 19 months ago. If I didn't stop I'd still be drinking 1 box wine and a case of beer a week. That's a lot of liquor and definitely a lot of damage to my liver.
But, 19 months. No alcohol. Just water, coffee, tea, sometimes diet soda if I need fizz in my drink
19 x 4 = 76 week, or
76 wine box didn't enter my mouth, my liver, my blood,
76 pack of beer too.
The Sinclair Method uses Baclofen, it's well received in the UK, dunno about US.
We use it in the states with TSM.
Ive been taking naltroxen and dont really notice that its doing anything much at all. Anyway in a week and feeling better, tho my sleep is messed up.
I tried Naltrexone - both the Vivitrol shot and by mouth. I didn't see any benefit from it. The only medication that has ever helped me is Antabuse. It's aversion therapy. I take it diligently and would never drink on it. I don't like feeling horrible and that is what will happen if you drink on it.
naltrexone gave me an extreme nausea feeling when I thought about alcohol. It just made it not sound good at all. But I quit taking it because it was giving me nausea 24/7 after a month. Still sober though..
@@Piru_Upnorth The thing about the Vivitrol shot - I only got one shot upon leaving treatment. The nurse must have goofed the injection in my hip. I had a big lump for almost a month. I am not sure this turns into some kind of bolus like a Sublocade injection. I didn't drink for the next several months. It might have decreased my desire to drink. I don't really remember. I never did try to drink on it. I never took the oral stuff on the regular. It just wasn't my kind of medication. Like I said, Antabuse works for me better than anything.
@@ShadesOClarity is Antabuse the drug that if you drink on it it will make you extremely sick?
My sister was drinking a half gallon of vodka a day and a 12 pack of beer after years they put her on antabuse and on the second day she drank on it and was so swollen and sick I really thought she was going to die and of course she ended up in the hospital.......in an alcoholic too and it's ruining my life
@@maryangel2701 I am sorry to hear that. I've known people that wanted a drink so bad they drank on it. I've never drank on it so it works for me.
Merry Christmas everybody !! Have a safe sober holiday .. food for thought there are people that are alive right now that will not be after going out new years partying . Js
Including, regrettably, a certain number of innocent people killed by drunk drivers . . . so, if you drink, please don’t drive!!!
I did try Naltraxone last year and noticed that I was drinking as much or more on a 50 mg dose. My enjoyment of life was greatly reduced and it felt like there was no joy or satisfaction from anything at all. So, I stopped taking it. Mr. LD, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family. It's great to see another Christmas soon, isn't it?
AA, CA, NA is our medicine 👍🏻👍🏻
What is CA?
Kratom helped me to stay of alcohol!
2 years now.
low dose 2-3 g to take the ege of.
Also agmatin sulfat is a grat supplement
I’m lucky
I was just trying to say
I just drank it was automatically there. Im so worried leoe
We see you, friend. Please get some professional help if you are struggling
I didn’t notice any effect with 50mg naltrexone. I’m happy it works for other people though.
Hello everyone! I just got some bloodwork done and my liver enzymes were elevated…. AST 94 ALT 156… Are these numbers that mean cirrhosis??? I’m freaking out…. Day 1 no more of this poison! Thanks for all you do LD!
A doctor can tell you what’s up, maybe with the help of other diagnostic tools, but giving up the poison of alcohol is a great idea in any case!! 😊
@ I am waiting for the docs response but am freaking out… lol I’m a hypochondriac
@@OptimusRon23 I am sorry you are freaking out. I hope you can get the doctor’s take on things soon. At the same time, I hope you will continue to abstain from alcohol even if your liver is not permanently damaged. Quitting before you incur permanent damage is the best thing you can do for yourself. I hope you are able to do that. Best wishes!
@ oh yea I’m done for sure. Wish that the poison was illegal. Thank you for your kind words ❤️
I took Naltrexone for 6 months …it worked then I became a no it all and stopped…well ya’ll know the ending
You shouldn't stop taking it,
I don’t know the ending. Hope you are doing all right!
@ been sober many times..10 years,4 years,1 year now
Im on naltrexone for two months I can still get a buzz from drinking. I dont really think it works very well for me.
Hope you are doing well and wish you and your family a Merry Christmas. Your face looks slighty red/flushed. Could be medication.
It’s because he is SITTING BY THE FIREPLACE AND probably FACING IT FULL ON right before he made the video!!! Lolol 😊🎄🤗 not too complicated 🕊️💌🎄🎄🎄 but HOT AS THE DICKENS!!
It's his fireplace !😂❤
Right-I just said that his fireplace is making him hot and he was probably facing the fireplace before he turned around to make the video which is probably hot as heck right now. But where’s my comment? I made it 45 minutes ago.!!🤔😎
Hey LD, thank you for this video..i think for hard core aud, the vivitrol is best because once the shot is in your body its there and you cant get rid of it till it wears off..taking pills for a hard core aud, they may not take it when they want to drink or may just stop it..its all about how dedicated you are.. but i did get my CT scans back and thank God its just afld right now, i can get right with diet and abstaining from alchohol..now the scary part..i do have 2 new nodules on my lungs..they're called glass nodules..they can be a sign of cancer or they could be from things like covid and the like..i will be talking over my results with my doctor tomorrow and will keep you updated..as always, God Bless!
Wish i could stop but i aleady have cirrhosis so cant see the point. Im going to die anyway and get no help other than twice yearly scans for liver cancer 😢
Please don’t feel that you can’t be helped and that it is all over for you! You will probably live many more years especially if you don’t use alcohol-please don’t be hopeless!🌤️☀️
Anyone who has cancer and drinks pop, coffee . Who gives their life to doctors , who gives false hope is not for me. So I wish u the best😢
Your post does not make sense.
No ome even saw my last comment 😭
Are you ok...
I’m looking and can’t find your comment .. please tell us again. Post must be lost. What was your comment?
Just for the record-don’t want anyone to worry that Suboxone contains naltrexone-instead there’s a very small amount of Nalaxone in it-which is the medication given to ppl Who overdose to save their lives-but that’s not the intended purpose here of course.
There is no Naloxone in Naltrexone. Please don’t speak on such issues if you’re not educated on them. It’s best people talk to their doctors, but giving false information doesn’t help. After all, that is what we are all here for ❤
@@Snarksayou need to read these comments when you are, well maybe in the morning when you are alert?
You see I said there is none in Suboxone-
Post your knowledge of this, but stop trying to misquote me-I NEVER linked the two.
I repeat
There is no Naltrexone in Suboxone. The med in Suboxone, besides buprenorphine, is Nalaxone and it’s not the same as Naltrexone.
Snark-Stop following me and twisting my comments.. Everyone understands we are simply friends here-if you want to hold yourself up as some hot shot chemist, go right ahead but stop following me….misquoting me, and trying to find a problem with my posts on this channel.
Unless your mentally ill i would not advice anything with Cirrhosis.
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Suboxone contains naltrexone.
Suboxone does not contain naltrexone-instead it contains Nalaxone-which is not too effective done sublingually, which is how it is supposed to be absorbed if taken according to instructions.
It does not.
Sorry meant to say Narcan
Is a AUD a new pop culture word for being an alcoholic? All these sugar coated words and acronyms for being an alcoholic and suffering from alcoholism is ridiculous. Just call it for what it is. Alcoholic, alcoholism.
I see your point but Alcohol is the only substance we add an -ic to the end of as a ways of identifying a person. Someone addicted to cigarettes aren’t a “cigarette-ic” or someone addicted to coffee isn’t a “coffee-ic.” AUD is the only disease in which someone identifies themselves with.
It’s not new, it’s been around for a decade or longer.
LD I hope you and your family have a great Christmas 🎄
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