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Heroin is a highly addictive drug with severe withdrawal symptoms that can start as soon as hours after use of the drug stops. Withdrawal symptoms include extreme sweating and achiness, nausea, vomiting, cramping which causes "kicking," chills, and more. If you are struggling with a heroin addiction, there is help. Join the group and get support.

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The majority of my friends are still using, and even though a lot of time, almost all the time, okay 99.9% of the time the drugs came above our friendship, i still knew these people before the drugs, and i care about them a lot.. and it breaks my heart that they are still using, and i don't know how to ignore their calls, or cut off contact with them, whenever i get off the phone with one of them i feel very emotionally drained, and am in a sumwhat of a relapse mind-frame, i sumtimes feel jealous they are still using, and other times glad i'm not, but i don't know how to let them go, i know that if i'm to fully succeed in my recovery i need to only talk to and have relationships with people in recovery, or non-using friends.. but i don't know how to let go.. have anyone of you had the same problem?
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that was the hardest part for me. getting clean was easy for me but it was getting out of the lifestyle that was hard. i basically told my friends i didn't want to be with them when they were using or if they were going to be using and that got rid of a lot of friends considering most of em use all the time. if that doesn't work though you may just have to confront them you know? they may not completely understand right now, but there may be a point where they will. you have to be selfish with your recovery right now. i cut off some of my friends completely and told them straight up i couldnt be friends with them anymore because it was too much of a temptation to go back to old behavior that i didn't know how to handle.
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