#OpioidDetox

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Choosing the right addiction treatment center can be paramount in one’s chance at recovery. While the treatment facility creates a foundation of tools needed for recovery, it is truly the individual, & not the addiction treatment center that determines the end result.

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When I started detoxing from my opioids and benzodiazepines, I didn’t write a post like this. In fact, I didn’t tell anyone to start with. I was too scared of judgment and assholeish behaviour, and in too fragile a state. It was only once I was literal months into the detox process (and able to do anything other than curl up in a ball and sweat out what I’m pretty sure was pure fentanyl) that I started talking about my choice to detox after a decade and a bit of prescribed opioids and benzodiazepines. But once I did, I found a flood of support that saw me through my worst days 💛 and I found a community of people who’d done this very hard thing before me, and who supported and advised me every step of the way (it was not a proud moment texting my friend to ask if shitting green water for 12 hours straight was a normal withdrawal symptom, but her answers helped a lot 😂👍🏻). And even better, so many people got in touch to tell me how much sharing my experiences of detox helped, inspired and encouraged them ❤️ So... I’m still adjusting to my body without those drugs; and my brain! But, because I’m a glutton for punishment, I’ve decided to try reducing and potentially even detoxing completely from the last non-prn drug in my pot; pregabalin. Like opioids and benzodiazepines, studies are now showing massive potential short and long term issues and side effects. And tbh, I feel so much more myself off the other meds, I want to see how much more of myself I’ll find without these. I’m deeply lucky to have such an incredible palliative care consultant who I know has my back; if I tell her I can’t do this, or the pain is too bad for me to function, than we stop, we reassess, and we charge things. And I’m still prescribed all my pain and seizure meds; they’re always there when I need them. But I’m gonna try. If anyone has advice on coming off pregabalin, message me! I know from previous adjustments I can get very anxious, but that was with larger increases/decreases and we’re staying small this time, so I’m hoping to avoid the 3am panic attacks. #pregabalin💊 #detoxing #opioiddetox #benzodetox #igotthis https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1qcqojB5j/?igshid=1tvvn2c62cjdd

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We are not JUST a rehab center. We are a wellness center.We are providers of medical detox and comprehensive integrative therapeutic programs treating addiction and its underlying mental health conditions to heal the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of the disease of addiction. If you or someone you love is suffering from this debilitating condition, find effective and specialized rehab programs at Florida Center for Recovery. CALL US TODAY at 800-960-5041 or visit our website at https://www.floridacenterforrecovery.com/ to explore addiction treatment options. LIKE AND SHARE THIS POST TO HELP INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION FIND THE HELP THEY NEED. 

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A unique program for Alcohol Detox, Medical Detox, Opioid Detox, Stimulants Detox, Intensive Inpatient Treatment, and Residential Treatment.

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Chronic Relapse?

Chronic relapse is a painful cycle of sadness, anger, and hopelessness, but you can change that. Get effective specialized treatment with our Chronic Relapse Program. Call us at 800-960-5041 or click the link below to learn more. https://www.floridacenterforrecovery.com/addiction-rehab/relapse-prevention.php Florida Center for Recovery Comfortable Detox and Successful Rehabilitation Since 2002          

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“The best feeling in the whole world is watching things finally fall into place after watching them fall apart for so long.” 

Detox and Addiction Treatment at Florida Center for Recovery. Free Assessment. Most Insurances Accepted. Gender-Specific Programs.Learn personal accountability in a safe, nurturing, real-life environment. Our inpatient programs offer variable lengths of stay, which allows each client to anchor recovery behaviors needed for lasting change. 

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Fentanyl Facts: Fentanyl addiction, as compared to other opioids, is particularly dangerous because of its potency and the fact that it is often mixed with other opioid drugs. Fentanyl use can easily lead to a fatal overdose. Learn the facts at https://www.floridacenterforrecovery.com/addiction…/fentanyl

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My adopted auntie and best friend/big brother and his lovely girlfriend hosted our weekly virtual quiz last night and the moment I got to the mythology round I knew Jakes had written it... I also knew the little shite had included the question “which opiate drug is named after the Greek god of dreams?” Just for my detoxing ass 🤦🏻‍♀️😂 He knows me well enough to know I’d laugh 😂! #quiznight #mybigbrothercanbeashite😂 #opioiddetox #laughteristhebestmedicine💊 https://www.instagram.com/p/CCQeknZjAuf/?igshid=5r73a9e7js51

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Blows my mind that just a year ago I was on a 37mcgm fentanyl patch, 20mgs severadol 6 time’s a day, 100mcgm abstracts 4 times a day, and four doses of buccal medazalam... now I’m down to 1 (ONE) abstral a day!! There will be ups and downs in my future, good days and bad, but this has put into perspective just how far I’ve come 💪🏻 #palliativecarewarrior #thedrugsdontwork #opioiddetox #benzodiazepinesdetox #lookhowfarivecome #badasscomingthrough https://www.instagram.com/p/CBUGxoPj_wr/?igshid=6ei2scihar1c

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DRUG AND ALCOHOL PROBLEMS?

The United States leads the world as it relates to drug and alcohol abuse, however, there is hope and help for anyone who wants to break the cycle of addiction: RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!

Get addiction treatment information at Florida Center for Recovery. We are an accredited rehab center, providing the most up-to-date Medical Detox and Residential Addiction Treatment since 2002. Our Addiction Treatment Programs provide treatment for individuals who are struggling with alcohol, drugs, prescription drugs, and its underlying related mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety.

Florida Center for Recovery embraces traditional and holistic approaches in the treatment of addiction which includes the non-12 Step SMART Recovery and the 12 Step Recovery Program. All of our addiction treatment programs focus on treating the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of our clients' recovery, helping them to identify and address the root causes that may have triggered their addictive behaviors. There are many instances that a past trauma has played a major role in someone's addiction which in turn affects his or her treatment and recovery. In such cases, we utilize the most promising trauma treatment approach, Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), which is exclusively delivered at Florida Center for Recovery by the founder and the developer of this therapy, Dr. Connelly.

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Prescription pain medication Lortab: understanding the risks. Lortab contains acetaminophen which can cause liver damage if misused by taking it too often. A person who abuses hydrocodone-based medications or takes them together with central nervous system depressants such as alcohol or benzodiazepines can also suffer an overdose.

Lortab use and abuse can rapidly manifest into addiction. Florida Center for Recovery offers rehab programs for individuals struggling with Lortab dependency. Our addiction treatment team is experienced in developing recovery plans to address the client's substance abuse and the underlying issues associated with the development of the addiction.

If you would like more information about opioid detox and long term recovery, connect with someone who can help you now by calling 800-851-3291.

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Every day, more than 130 people in the United States die after overdosing on opioids.

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE OPIOID CRISIS?

- Roughly 21 to 29 percent of patients prescribed opioids for chronic pain misuse them.

- Between 8 and 12 percent develop an opioid use disorder. An estimated 4 to 6 percent who misuse prescription opioids transition to heroin.

- About 80 percent of people who use heroin first misused prescription opioids.

If you believe you may be struggling with opioid addiction, get help.

Florida Center for Recovery (FCR) offers opioid addiction treatment with specialized therapies for individuals 18 and older through private inpatient rehab services. Established in 2002, FCR is a medical detox and rehabilitation facility providing comprehensive therapeutic programs to treat addiction and its underlying related mental health conditions. Our addiction treatment programs offer variable lengths of stay, which allows each client to anchor recovery behaviors needed for lasting change.

We welcome your inquiries at (800) 851-3291. All calls are private and confidential.

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Opioids are prescribed to treat pain. With prolonged use, pain-relieving effects may lessen and pain can become worse. In addition, the body can develop dependence. Opioid dependence causes withdrawal symptoms, which makes it difficult to stop taking them. Addiction occurs when dependence interferes with daily life. Taking more than the prescribed amount or using illegal opioids like heroin may result in death.

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As we now understand more about opioids we realize that opioid epidemic is not solely about illegal drugs, it is actually about legal prescription painkiller drugs like OxyContin, Percocet and Fentanyl. Now, an everywhere problem, affecting virtually anyone and every community, opioid overdoses are considered to be the leading cause of shortened life expectancy in the U.S. According to the most recent statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), opioids, which includes prescription opioids and heroin, killed more than 56,000 people in 2016. That is 24,000 more deaths than car accidents and it is projected that in 2017 that number will surpass the previous year. In Florida, opioids were the direct cause of death of 2,538 people and contributed to an additional 1,358 deaths in 2015 (the last year for which data is available).

Tackling the overdose epidemic will require more than federal grants for our state, it will require national efforts to curb doctors' overprescribing practices, curb the manufacturing of addictive dangerous illicit drugs, lessening the stigma surrounding addiction, and beginning to treat addiction as a chronic illness. Seeing the afflicted individual as the one who each of us could be. Seeing them as the sons, the daughters, the fathers, the mothers, the sisters and the brothers who are in urgent need of treatment. A treatment that is as available as the treatments for cancer, heart disease and other debilitating illnesses.

Prescription Opioids, What Do You Need to Know.

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Since the turn of the century, the number of opioid overdose deaths has escalated more than 400% with tens of thousands of lives now being lost every year. But many deaths can be prevented with a life-saving treatment: naloxone. When given right away, naloxone can work in minutes to reverse an overdose. #Naloxone is safe, has few side effects, and some forms can be administered by friends and family.

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Opioid addiction requires Medical Detox to manage the intensive withdrawal symptoms which include spiked fevers, seizures, suicidal ideation and coma. Seeking professional help for opioid detox ensures that your loved one will be in a safe environment and experience the least amount of discomfort as supervision is available 24/7. Medical detox is only the beginning of an Opioid Addiction Treatment and most rehab facilities offering opioid detox are providers of therapeutic rehabilitation services.

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