dunno but bump anyways

ummm....vicodins are narcotic prescriptions painkillers

motrin is non-presription pain and fever reducer


vicodins can be very addictive. i would be very, very, very careful walking down that road of narcotics.

i dont think that the motrin will give you the same results no matter how many you take

using painkillers as a mood enhancer is not a good idea. Fighting a painkiller addiction alongside depression is not a nice experience

Pain killer addiction versus cutting/mutilation--hard choice to make at this point

I don't think motrin is going to do the same thing that vicodin does, probably just make you sick. Is your depression related to chronic pain?

Ditto on the vicodinthey can be very addictive and you'll need more and more. As to motrin...well, their non-prescription, but I don't think they're designed to be taken constantly.

What's going on with you, what's the emotional pain you are dealing with?

no chronic pain, just f**ked up life. Sexual assult being the big thing right now. I've been too chicken to take enough pain killers to end it all, but the feeling i have had from taking the vicodin and percocet(other times) is just so great that i might just do them instead. then i can be here for everyone and enjoy some time in this world

I had depression, cutting, valium and codeine addiction, and it took me an age to get over the addiction and I still have to be careful with anything I take to this day. I would never tell you what to do, but please take care

Please be careful, this is very addictive, can be a long slippery road down, it is only a patch to mask your emotional pain.
It would be much better for you to talk to your therapist about your emotioal pain, it is a healthier option.
Dont want to sound bossy or telling you what to do.
Good luck!

Just started seeing him and don't know if i can trust him. I know I'm supposed to but I ain't ready to open up that much.

I dont think motrin will give you the same effect as the vicodin. If I take a prescription pain med. I become wide awake with it and get much done. Be very careful. They are addictive and feeling good for a change makes it very easy to fall into a very bad addiction. Please be careful.

I'm new here and don't know if this post is going to work... I am not on medication for my depression, but have found that pain killers have helped. They take away the physical pain and give you some relief. I'd have to agree that you have to be careful because it's very easy to get "used" to it. You said you just started seeing a therapist. I can't find the courage - I'm not good at trusting others either. I hope you found someone who can help.

GREAT relief~Y do U think they R so addictive? NOT a good choice!! At ALL!!! If they could ONLY make a pill that feels like that tho, a lot of our problems would be solved. :)