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Date of upload: Jun 16, 2022 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I was on Oxy for 2 years. High doses (cancer patient kinda doses), looking back it was a crazy amount. Iām about a month clean, cold turkey, with 0 desire to go back.
I also had ultra bad insomnia before I was on that. Often going 2+ days with no sleep, sleeping 3-5 hours a night (Iām someone who needs 8), but when I was asleep it was like half my brain was still awake. I was having these super weird/realistic dreams, all the while knowing Iām lying there not truly asleep. I was almost having seizures from lack of sleep, my eyes would flicker in the back of my head sometimes.
Anyway, I sleep ok now, usually get 6-8 hours of decent quality sleep and, again, completely off the opioids.
If anyone wants to know how I did it then reply here, since my message is already too long. I know how torturous these things are so Iām more than willing to offer up some of my time to help anyone.
(Side caveat: Iāve also had Fibromyalgia for the past 5 years, which Iām on the way to curing too. Seriously considering writing a book if I get completely better - Which I will :))
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I'm on anti-depressants and they affected my dreams a crazy amount. They've always been vivid and sort of soul-sucking in that I feel tired later, but antidepressants made them repetitive. The same places, people, general storylines, every single night. Every year or so the "universe" I dream within expands or changes, like literally more shops are added or new characters. It's bizarre.
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I've had so few good dreams in my life. As he said, my dreams are just terror. To the point that, on the ultra rare occasion that I've actually had a good dream, they're horrible to wake up from. Can you imagine being so used to horrible dreams, that you'd be afraid of a nice dream? Because waking from it is so disturbing. To know it's not really real.
It sucks man. Real bad. Especially if you could afford all the drugs you want like Matty could. I'm so happy he's gotten off the hard stuff at least.
Stay stong, yall! ā¤
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I had this same issue, except I just smoked weed longterm and it fw my sleep habits. Anyways, got sober and would have the freakiest dreams. Turns out itās a withdrawal symptom mixed w depression/anxiety/ptsd, but mainly the withdrawal half bc after about 4 months the dreams leveled out some and the whole time I was seeing a therapist so yk, dude was with me step by step. But yeah, just so yāall know- a withdrawal symptom can include FREAKY dreams. Iād dream about inception-y clowns chasing me w a knife, or sleep paralysis bsā¦eeek I hated it so much. Anyways love my dreams lately, Iām constantly dreaming of meeting my āsoul mateā now and itās sick 10/10
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I have this same type of issue. All my dreams are nightmares. Only recently that I have accepted Jesus and prayed and thanked him for taking care of my children and those who have passed have I gotten any dreams that I am surrounded by love but, still only after a nightmare of sorts.
My dreams are better with Jesus than ever before.
We need Jesus. More than ever right now.
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My girlfriend is the same. She doesn't need to do drugs to solve it, but she does sometimes. She needs to have the TV on or a fan going, or else she will have what she calls lucid nightmares. She's aware she's dreaming but can't do anything to stop it, and as soon as she becomes lucid, it turns into a night terror.
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@drainedeyes4268
1 year ago
Iām a recovering opiate addict and also a big fan. Hereās the thing, if he wasnāt who he was, none of you would care at all, most wouldnāt anyways. And as addicts, we are very insecure about talking about our addictions, so we find other ways around the core reason we kept taking them (as artists anyways)- because they calmed down our over worked out of control emotions. Opiates specifically donāt just put you to sleep, they fill you with intense euphoria for hours, and itās Heaven on earth, removes every possible bad thing for a while. If you watch the FULL clip, he explains that it was because he was struggling with the emotional turmoil that came from going on stage to thousands of screaming people to going back on the road, alone and unstable. He was also trying other drugs, smoking weed, coke, and whatever else he may have tried. Iām not saying this to down him, I love Matty and I empathize with him very strongly. But when I have ever talked about my own addiction issues, seems like most just want me to shut up because itās so uncomfortable. This is why talk therapy and NA/AA is so important for addicts, because the general public canāt understand it, and they usually donāt want to hear about it. Itās pretty sad, but whatās worse is the industry built around soaking up post addicts money once they get into treatment. Most addiction treatment is incredibly expensive, and effective treatment is unaffordable to most. Iāve around 500 dollars a month on opioid treatment for the last 7 years, and Iām just now about to be done with it - specifically because I decided the clinics I was going to had no intention of helping me at all. Iām spending 8000 right now, all my savings from my severance package just to get actual help getting off the more addictive drugs I was put on to help me stay clean from street drugs. Opiate treatment is vampiric and parasitic - put all addicts on Suboxone at the highest possible dose for the longest time possible with no way of getting off. I was on street drugs for two years, yet Iāve been on Sub for 7 years lol when they could have put me on a minimal dose for a couple months at most and helped me stay clean afterward. But nah, the system in the US is dog farts, and itās built and running off our backs, not anyone elseās, and the pharmaceutical companies and the doctors love it, and it probably wonāt change because it makes so much money. I appreciate it if anyone at all actually read through the whole thing, Iād be very shocked lol.
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