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Documents: Former Foothills airport operations manager caught with somebody …
Methadone has been used for years to treat drug addiction but in recent years has also been prescribed to treat pain, according to the Centers for Disease Control. According … His intent in doing so was so his use of Xanax would be undetected …
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Riverside police make arrest after finding two asleep in car in traffic
Police said she stated she had also taken methadone, Xanax and crack cocaine in the previous 24 hours. Police said the two rented a room at a motel in Lyons an hour before being stopped. They traveled to Chicago, purchased heroin and snorted it while …
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Warren methadone hearing part 2 — Attorney James Strong represents neighbors to a proposed methadone clinic in Warren, Maine, Feb. 2, 2012.

Heroin Addiction, Suboxone and Methadone Dependency, Methamphetamine, Crystal Meth, Speed Addiction Being Cured with a …
The main-stream medical establishment, treatment centers and 12-step drug rehabs just watches as Johnny The Healer’s special protocol- The “Pouyan Method”, is breaking addiction to drugs in 7-10 days with no withdrawal symptoms. (PRWeb March 20, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/The-Holistic-Sanctuary/Reviews-Treatment-Centers/prweb11683819.htm
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Buchanan Co. drug dealer to serve 18 years of a 117-year sentence
Using these buys to obtain a search warrant, narcotics task force officers raided Dotson's home and seized nearly 500 prescription pills, including Oxycontin, methadone, Roxicodone, Lortab, Xanax and Suboxone. During the March 13 sentencing hearing, …
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Question by Pricilla: Methadone has been part of him for too long am I wrong to walk away?
My boyfriend has been an opiate user since he was 14 he’s now 28. I have been by his side for 7 years now. Four years ago he decided to go to the methadone clinic to recover he’s been going since and doing well. But methadone changed him he lays around all day sleeps the whole day ( when he’s not at work and he works full time) I used to just put it off as he’s tired from work for a long time but realized when he’s off for a few days he sleeps all day long. That’s all he wants to do! Also his personality is different it’s almost like he has no interests anymore other than sleep. We have sex very little like once a month. The other thing is if I want to talk to him about his situation He tells me it’s not my business that he’s the one dealing with it, but I need to know because with him on it I feel distant from him. I understand his struggles trust me I did my research what he doesn’t understand I’m struggling too!    Read more...

Question by raykpcs: Methadone for Pain Management?
Anyone have any experience using methadone for chronic pain? Pros and cons?

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Answer by Amy T
I don’t personally however I would recommend that you avoid it if at all possible. Works great but and a big but, methadone is one of the most addictive drugs on the market.

Answer by Maria Aurora D
Methadone is a very effective opiod analgesic without the addicting effects that other substances such as morphine may bring.

If taken on large doses for long periods, it can lead to longer withdrawal periods.

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Question by Allyson: If someone is using methadone, can they get high of other drugs?
My uncle is an outpatient in methadone treatment. But acting very hyper and running around a lot. Is this normal? Or could he also using something else?

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Answer by nurse
Methadone doesn’t make you hyper. It could simply be that he’s not always ‘low’ from heroin use any more, and seems hyper because of it. Generally, people who like ‘downer’ drugs don’t switch to uppers like that, but I don’t know your uncle, so anything is possible.

Answer by public enemy one
Hell Yea!

Branstad's board ignores sick Iowans
Advocates hoped to have it reclassified as Schedule II, which “includes narcotic drugs with a high potential for abuse but with currently accepted medical use in treatment. (opiates, cocaine, methadone, meperidine).” That's far more restrictive than …
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