I'm at where he was at well I was as a few days ago when my doc said I should go to outpatient treatment I'm on suboxone now and it's helping me quite a bit I just hate the nausea but I'm as skinny as Aaron was and I've been on opiates forever years and my body is so weak and I now am having problems with my heart but the hospital where I live the emergency room doesn't care one bit but I just wanted to say I'm happy that Aaron is getting help and he's doing better I really like this show because the doctors actually care and want to see you get better I wish there were more caring doctors like this in the world I have a great physician but I hate the e.r.where I live they are not nice at all they are judgemental and rude it's just really sad.
dean's girl - Hey hun - I was right where you are at eight years ago... As you know it's a tough road, but it's not impossible, and it sounds like you are doing incredibly well, and I sincerely hope that you are proud of that!! Opiate addiction is no joke, and it happens to so many people who never ever thought it could possibly happen to them. I was one of those people - I threw out my back, and the doctor handed me a script for Vicodin. When I first started taking them - I literally thought they were magic. I mean, not only did they take my grueling back pain away - but they also seemed to lift my depression, improve my focus, and they (oddly enough) gave me an incredible amount of energy. Before I knew it, I was taking a little more and a little more to achieve the initial effect of when I first started taking them - and it wasn't long before I found myself taking up to 16 per day. At the height of my addiction, I was taking 25 - 30 Norco's per day. (Norco's are a stronger version of Vicodin.) Long story short - I got my but into an outpatient treatment - I was prescribed Suboxone (an absolute life saver) and was on the road out of that horrific addiction. Since then - I never turned back, and never, ever will. Life on the other side of opiate addiction is so much better, I promise you!! Hang in there - you can do this!!!!!!!!!
Kelley Broussard Mackaig thank you for sharing your story and also thank your for the kind comment I'm having some horrible side effects from the suboxone I'm on the lowest dose possible since I'm so tiny and my insomnia is worse I have dry mouth no matter how much water I drink it doesn't help my ambien helped with sleep but they said not to take it with suboxone so I stopped taking it I also take ativan for severe anxiety and flexeril for muscle spasms but they don't help but my ativan is a life saver I only take them when having a severe attack I don't over take them like alot of people do.i don't do drugs just the ones prescribed to me I'm going on 40 hours with no sleep and this only happens when I take my suboxone I see my doc Wednesday and I'm going to talk to her about this I also have bad heart palpitations and it skips too I'm as skinny as Aaron in this video and all my hair is falling out and where I live if you go to the E.R they don't care and they treat you horribly I don't drive and have one friend and we barley talk and she doesn't drive either so my life is complete hell right now but it's nice to know there are people out there like u who do so for that I just want to say thank you it's really rough right now cuz my fiancee left me for my best friend and I lost my son there are days where I ask myself why am I even here? I still don't know the answer
Oh my God, Bless your heart.... That is one hell of a lot on your plate. Man, I am pulling and praying for you - but with that said, there is one thing for certain, and that is you are a FIGHTER. People always like to blame their addictions on the bad things that have happened to them in life - it sort of alleviates their guilt and gives them an excuse to not have to get better. But that is CLEARLY not you!!! I'll be honest, I've never heard of someone going through so much while fighting to get over their addiction at the same time. That takes a massive amount of grit and I hope that you hang on to that grit HARD. About the Suboxone - I'm not sure how far along you are in being off the opiates - but all these side effects that you are experiencing right now, could just be your body getting itself re-aligned after being on them for so long. Everything in your body, your brain chemistry etc... It all has to be shifted back to the way it was before the opiates came into your life... And with that alone - comes some side effects that aren't going to be pleasant - but also not impossible. I remember going through the sleep deprivation part - and I remember it being a real cross to bear - but let me just say - HANG in there - because that WILL subside. Sleep deprivation on it's very own causes all sorts of yucky feelings - once you get some sleep, (AND YOU WILL) a lot of what you are going through will begin to subside. I'm so glad that you are going to be talking to your doc on Wednesday, there are some other things that can be done to help you through this. KEEP fighting. And - you are SO right about the "treatment" that you get in the ER. It is a complete joke! It's almost as if they look down on those who have become addicted to opiates, and it's a real shame - because so many people who are struggling with this don't know who else to turn to when they are desperate to get some help. Hang in there Sweetheart - and please - just know that what you are going through right now is only temporary! (I PROMISE YOU!!) Life on the other side of all of this is worth the fight to get to.
Sad to see any drug addiction is hard to beat but it can be done. It just some time to get through all the feeling like death and for the mind to repair. Eventually you will feel a lot better and all the stronger for coming through it ;)
Addicts always does this. Their main aim is manipulation. I've learnt this from family members. And had it not be for the outpatient program that also allowed family members in to educate us about addicts I would never have known and my eyes would never have opened. His still in denial even though his admitting to his drug usage. His just manipulating them and they knew it very well. And he got caught out when he started making excuses.
Bullshit he has plenty of time and doesnt wanna do anything to better himself rather get high and blame everyone but himself. Hes a haven not an in demand anything close to a singer
Worst thing he could do was tell him he didn't come off as egotistical and selfish... that's this man's whole existence. He knows it. And now he has a doc's words to back him ad defense as he slides down his slippery slope of self importance and delusions. What a shame.
He was lieing his manager said everyone was canceling his shows like boycott he was lying that's why he couldn't get help cuz he wouldn't tell the truth 💯
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He never lets the Drs finish talking he always buts in 🗣🗣🗣
I wish Aaron the best. He seems like a very nice man and I hope he gets all that he wants in life. Stay strong.
He’s been thru a lot . I hope he sees happiness one day.
shut up
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@@TheStephenie65 aw man ):
Life is a shit.
I'm at where he was at well I was as a few days ago when my doc said I should go to outpatient treatment I'm on suboxone now and it's helping me quite a bit I just hate the nausea but I'm as skinny as Aaron was and I've been on opiates forever years and my body is so weak and I now am having problems with my heart but the hospital where I live the emergency room doesn't care one bit but I just wanted to say I'm happy that Aaron is getting help and he's doing better I really like this show because the doctors actually care and want to see you get better I wish there were more caring doctors like this in the world I have a great physician but I hate the e.r.where I live they are not nice at all they are judgemental and rude it's just really sad.
You just hang in there, stay strong. Good luck!
dean's girl - Hey hun - I was right where you are at eight years ago... As you know it's a tough road, but it's not impossible, and it sounds like you are doing incredibly well, and I sincerely hope that you are proud of that!! Opiate addiction is no joke, and it happens to so many people who never ever thought it could possibly happen to them. I was one of those people - I threw out my back, and the doctor handed me a script for Vicodin. When I first started taking them - I literally thought they were magic. I mean, not only did they take my grueling back pain away - but they also seemed to lift my depression, improve my focus, and they (oddly enough) gave me an incredible amount of energy. Before I knew it, I was taking a little more and a little more to achieve the initial effect of when I first started taking them - and it wasn't long before I found myself taking up to 16 per day. At the height of my addiction, I was taking 25 - 30 Norco's per day. (Norco's are a stronger version of Vicodin.) Long story short - I got my but into an outpatient treatment - I was prescribed Suboxone (an absolute life saver) and was on the road out of that horrific addiction. Since then - I never turned back, and never, ever will. Life on the other side of opiate addiction is so much better, I promise you!! Hang in there - you can do this!!!!!!!!!
Kelley Broussard Mackaig thank you for sharing your story and also thank your for the kind comment I'm having some horrible side effects from the suboxone I'm on the lowest dose possible since I'm so tiny and my insomnia is worse I have dry mouth no matter how much water I drink it doesn't help my ambien helped with sleep but they said not to take it with suboxone so I stopped taking it I also take ativan for severe anxiety and flexeril for muscle spasms but they don't help but my ativan is a life saver I only take them when having a severe attack I don't over take them like alot of people do.i don't do drugs just the ones prescribed to me I'm going on 40 hours with no sleep and this only happens when I take my suboxone I see my doc Wednesday and I'm going to talk to her about this I also have bad heart palpitations and it skips too I'm as skinny as Aaron in this video and all my hair is falling out and where I live if you go to the E.R they don't care and they treat you horribly I don't drive and have one friend and we barley talk and she doesn't drive either so my life is complete hell right now but it's nice to know there are people out there like u who do so for that I just want to say thank you it's really rough right now cuz my fiancee left me for my best friend and I lost my son there are days where I ask myself why am I even here? I still don't know the answer
Oh my God, Bless your heart.... That is one hell of a lot on your plate. Man, I am pulling and praying for you - but with that said, there is one thing for certain, and that is you are a FIGHTER. People always like to blame their addictions on the bad things that have happened to them in life - it sort of alleviates their guilt and gives them an excuse to not have to get better. But that is CLEARLY not you!!! I'll be honest, I've never heard of someone going through so much while fighting to get over their addiction at the same time. That takes a massive amount of grit and I hope that you hang on to that grit HARD.
About the Suboxone - I'm not sure how far along you are in being off the opiates - but all these side effects that you are experiencing right now, could just be your body getting itself re-aligned after being on them for so long. Everything in your body, your brain chemistry etc... It all has to be shifted back to the way it was before the opiates came into your life... And with that alone - comes some side effects that aren't going to be pleasant - but also not impossible.
I remember going through the sleep deprivation part - and I remember it being a real cross to bear - but let me just say - HANG in there - because that WILL subside. Sleep deprivation on it's very own causes all sorts of yucky feelings - once you get some sleep, (AND YOU WILL) a lot of what you are going through will begin to subside. I'm so glad that you are going to be talking to your doc on Wednesday, there are some other things that can be done to help you through this. KEEP fighting.
And - you are SO right about the "treatment" that you get in the ER. It is a complete joke! It's almost as if they look down on those who have become addicted to opiates, and it's a real shame - because so many people who are struggling with this don't know who else to turn to when they are desperate to get some help.
Hang in there Sweetheart - and please - just know that what you are going through right now is only temporary! (I PROMISE YOU!!) Life on the other side of all of this is worth the fight to get to.
Sad to see any drug addiction is hard to beat but it can be done. It just some time to get through all the feeling like death and for the mind to repair. Eventually you will feel a lot better and all the stronger for coming through it ;)
He's sweet. I really hope he gets the care and rest he needs.
we love you aaron, one step at a time
I wish aaron all the best !!
I see had everyone fooled . He lies so much .
Addicts always does this. Their main aim is manipulation. I've learnt this from family members. And had it not be for the outpatient program that also allowed family members in to educate us about addicts I would never have known and my eyes would never have opened. His still in denial even though his admitting to his drug usage. His just manipulating them and they knew it very well. And he got caught out when he started making excuses.
Bullshit he has plenty of time and doesnt wanna do anything to better himself rather get high and blame everyone but himself. Hes a haven not an in demand anything close to a singer
aron should have got himself a filipina nanny who can give him a motherly love, affection and support. Poor boy
He talks so much
BriGuy Gaming I’m pretty sure it’s mania due to bipolar. He displays all the classic symptoms.
And yet he says nothing at all. It is all bullshit.
His brain is going constantly...bad anxiety.
Some people would love reel help trying to get it for 30 years for mental health
I don't know who his hair person was but they didn't do him no justice 😢😢
Worst thing he could do was tell him he didn't come off as egotistical and selfish... that's this man's whole existence. He knows it. And now he has a doc's words to back him ad defense as he slides down his slippery slope of self importance and delusions. What a shame.
do a reunion show with this guy, let him bullshit his way through your hearts once again
💯😂
They are scheduling a seance for next week, should be interesting.
He keeps interrupting and always says what he thinks people want to hear
Gee he said the same exact thing 2 years later about the same exact pills. Poor little rich kid. Be responsible for yourself and quit telling tales. 🤥
He was lieing his manager said everyone was canceling his shows like boycott he was lying that's why he couldn't get help cuz he wouldn't tell the truth 💯
Of course he lets the cameras continue to roll
He didn't go 😭😭😭
Still scamming
this did not age well lol
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Sad to say but I feel like he’s one of the next celeb suicide victims
First
This didn't work.
because he didn't want it to work