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Old 05-06-2014, 07:33 PM #15
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Default Awesome news

Well done you, congratulations definitely in order. To be opiate free is such a heavenly feeling.

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Heya! Haven't posted in awhile around these parts, but ....

And finally - since I haven't been around for a bit, a small update on me...I have now been officially opiate free since Feb 15th of this year! It took many months of weaning, and a not so nice withdrawal period, but that is behind me
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