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Anyone have any suggestions on what I can take to help with withdrawals from morphine? Today will be my first day without it. I have a few tylenol 3 and klonipins.The only thing my doctor would give me is clonidine. I do have a little methadone, but would rather not it.
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Coffee Anyone?

I hope you get good feedback, I'm curious to know!.....
......where did you get this idea from anyway!

Good Luck, my friend!
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