Tramadol/Ultram Addiction 1

by Jeff Wright

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This vid details my struggle with Tramadol/Ultram addiction.
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{ 25 comments }

THEWORLD116 December 22, 2011 at 8:11 pm

thats just tramadol… I think this guy would be dead from more powerful opiate widrawal such as morphine,heroin nd etc…

Stebarlj December 22, 2011 at 7:29 pm

Be carefull you dont have a licence to practice medicine

Stebarlj December 22, 2011 at 7:02 pm

Be carefull you dont have a licence to practice medicine

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 6:40 pm

@THEWORLD116 Plenty of people have made the mistake of saying “that’s just Tramadol” and ended up wishing they hadn’t.

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 6:37 pm

@Stebarlj Be careful…you don’t have a license to preach.

rrwbmw89 December 22, 2011 at 5:52 pm

I got Oxycodone 5mg Tramdol 50mg Xanax 3mg look at my Vid. Just for my Back

fbbluv December 22, 2011 at 5:40 pm

hey im back on tramadol again after i had surgery in my mouth, the reason being all other pain killers too weak. the only thing scares me to come out of it.

Melchersson December 22, 2011 at 4:54 pm

@fbbluv I get the tramadol for my bad back and I been taking three pills a day instead of one. So tomorrow my withdrawal effects starts! I´m scared as hell!!!! What to do?

fbbluv December 22, 2011 at 4:26 pm

@Melchersson three pills a day is not bad wont be too hard to withdraw. the people who abuse the drug suffer hard time withdrawal. i know a guy take dozen a day together with another substance to get high. i am not suggesting everyone is the same. my way of withdrawal sleep all day and go gym come back wash sleep again do the same for few days, meantime take vitamin supplements if necessary weaker pain killer. you will be fine..good luck!

IloveGeorgeCarlin December 22, 2011 at 4:19 pm

Tramadol has been given to people with intractable depression and this is why it helps me. It’s a very powerful drug and its use should not be taken lightly. Trying to come off it is pure hell. Crying fits, couldn’t get out of bed…don’t know if it’s better to live with the depression or live being horrified of running out of tramadol.

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 3:59 pm

@IloveGeorgeCarlin I dunno…Tramadol is effective as I said in my vid, but the problems that come with taking it for a specific period and then stopping are pure hell as you say. It’s not something to be played with that’s for sure! Thanks for your view and comment!

astrolifter December 22, 2011 at 3:10 pm

I’m getting off this drug right now, I was taking at least 30 a day for quite a while.

Metsada007 December 22, 2011 at 2:51 pm

I stopped taking tramadol three days ago and stil feel terrible, I can’t sleep either. I’ve used tramadol for about a year (200mg a day). It certainly relieves my terrible anxiety and depression, but unfortunately my doctor doesn’t want me to use it any longer. So now I’m going back to antidepressants, but I just wonder why I shouldn’t use tramadol for the rest of my life because it really works for me??

Metsada007 December 22, 2011 at 2:47 pm

I stopped taking tramadol three days ago and still feel terrible, I can’t sleep either. I’ve used tramadol for about a year (200mg a day). It certainly relieves my terrible anxiety and depression, but unfortunately my doctor doesn’t want me to use it any longer. So now I’m going back to antidepressants, but I just wonder why I shouldn’t use tramadol for the rest of my life because it really works for me??

Metsada007 December 22, 2011 at 2:00 pm

@IloveGeorgeCarlin

I stopped taking tramadol three days ago and still feel terrible, I can’t sleep either. I’ve used tramadol for about a year (200mg a day). It certainly relieves my terrible anxiety and depression, but unfortunately my doctor doesn’t want me to use it any longer. So now I’m going back to antidepressants, but I just wonder why I shouldn’t use tramadol for the rest of my life because it really works for me?

msmaddieramos84 December 22, 2011 at 1:58 pm

tramodol aint that bad and i dont know what it does all i know it keeps me awake alll night and takes away my pain and im alert kinda like meth i like it tho its not that bad. I only take 4 and I am in love with this but to bad u cant get a good hi. It just takes away pain. Other people has a different view on these pills. And this dude talking hes just saying ok. If you dont like what he say why you even on his page? 

Droyd21 December 22, 2011 at 1:54 pm

Tramadol is a relatively safe drug if you know what you’re doing. Take 1x50mg a day, or 2x50mg exceptionally. Also, take a 3 day break each month and most people will be fine. When ignoring this simple guideline, you WILL end up addicted ! The problem with Tramadol is that people take way to much because they tend to threat it like a less addictive over the counter painkiller.
Taking more than 2x50mg daily and you will get addicted in a matter of days (!).

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 1:00 pm

@Droyd21 I think the duration of taking Tramadol plays an important part also. Even at 50mg twice daily you can still have major problems within a short amount of time. Thanks for the view and the comment.

MrTyppie December 22, 2011 at 12:48 pm

I’m on day 6 cold turky now. The stuff he say is true.

GipperGirl1972 December 22, 2011 at 12:05 pm

@TrueLifeAdventures perfect comeback. Thank you for your time and effort to help complete strangers, including myself. I was given Rx’s for pain meds for 4 yrs. A year ago, I found a new doctor b/c the constant 90 tabs of oxycontin each month + muscle relaxers seemed extreme. The NEW doc introduced me to a wonder pain med that was “non-narcotic”. Needless to say, I am now on Day 2. WAY worse than the initial pain ever was. Your videos have been VERY helpful to me through this. Thank you again:).

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 11:18 am

@GipperGirl1972 I’m so glad that you found my videos useful and I very much appreciate your kind comments! I hope you find relief very soon and I wish you the happiest of holidays! Thanks again and good luck!

halo7982 December 22, 2011 at 11:12 am

@msmaddieramos84 You can get really high on tramadol. It all depends on the person and the way their systems process it. I know for me, just taking 5 or 6 would keep me really high all day and this was even when I had a very high opiate tolerance. Tramadol always seemed to be the strongest one for me. I’ve done some research on the effects of it and basically found out that about 50% of people who use it, don’t get much of a benefit and the other 50%, it’s hits em hard.Depends on the person

gunneyfish December 22, 2011 at 10:36 am

It seems you went thru a few things at once. You had to go thru chemical withdrawl from the med. You also had a psychological withdrawl because your brain had conditioned itself to expect this med to relieve your pain and to deprive yourself was (to your reactionary centre) going to cause distress thus the anxiety and abnormal feelings. I’m sure you have heard of the term placebo, there is a mental conditioning that influences how we ultimately judge the effectiveness of a med.It builds a neg re

gunneyfish December 22, 2011 at 10:33 am

I apologize that I could not completely explain due to length. I can give you information on this if you like. I want to say I wish you the best and applaud your efforts to talk openly and aid others with your experiences. There is no chemical that is stronger than your own soul’s courage. If you can accept this truth than you can get free from the consuming hell of addiction. Easy to say I know but it is there.

TrueLifeAdventures December 22, 2011 at 10:21 am

@gunneyfish Thanks for your comments and useful info for the benefit of others is always appreciated. As for myself, I quit Tramadol on January 3, 2010 so it’s been almost 2 years and I haven’t had the least bit of trouble since then. I never abused it so I got off alot easier than others. One must deal with physical and mental aspects of withdrawal as you said…and naturally they are not easy. Any further info you’d like to share would be great. Thanks again and Merry Christmas!

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