Painkillers
Hello, I'm 16 I'm addicted to painkillers.
HOW!? HOW TO LIVE KNOWING AND UNDERSTANDING HOW OTHERS LIVE!? BUT YOU HAVE TO SUFFER! IM A PAINKILL ADDICT! (Like Dr. House. I totally understand him)
I've had a whole bunch of chronical illnesses since birth, and they can't cure me; they're all interconnected!!
They (doctors) tried to treat or heal me. But nothing worked. I was even told that it probably wouldn't improve even after puberty.
Lol, my health was already terrible, and puberty and hormones just ruined it even more. But puberty will pass, but my health won't recover. They told me that, well, nothing can be done.
@Dahll1a
If the medication is necessary to manage symptoms and it's been prescribed, and you're taking it as prescribed, addiction may not be an issue. If you're taking prescription meds that weren't prescribed for you, that's a problem. If you exceed the maximum dosage of over the counter meds, that's also a problem. It sounds like the kind of problem you cannot fix without help. Are you in a location where you can receive help with pain management?
My mum bought it for me as a test, now I can't live without them.. I guess there is a problem.
And no. It's just permoment.
@Dahll1a
Alcohol remains attractive to an alcoholic. Addictive substances remain attractive to those who've been addicted. In both cases, it's possible to disconnect from the physical attachment and effects. The craving remains strong enough that alcoholics must remain aware that they're alcoholics, even if they never drink again. It's the same thing for those addicted to other substances.
Alcohol and substances do not own their victims. Susceptibility may be permanent. The response to it is inevitably a choice, even if help is required in order to make it a good one.
I speak from experience.