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Old 03-17-2010, 06:32 AM #1
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[FONT="Arial"]Hi I live here in Gt.Britain, i've reduced from 50ml methadone, now on 18mk which I split into a 10 and 8ml morning/evening dose, I've been self regulating this and seek advisement what route to take for toltal abstinence. Should I continue at either 2ml or even 1ml reduction every week, or should I Ask for a home detox, or to finish reducing with another medication, i'm really noticing the reductions now...Anyone out there got any suggestions
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