About Suboxone - SUBOXONE SUBUTEX TREATMENT IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA FOR OPIATE ADDICTION

SUBOXONE SUBUTEX TREATMENT IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA FOR OPIATE ADDICTION

You might be asking yourself, why suboxone?
Why Medical Assisted Therapy?

Medical Assisted Therapy (MAT) using Suboxone (buprenorphine and naltrexone) can be the first step in getting your life back.

Suboxone gives you a break from your opiate addiction. It
takes away your cravings and gives you the chance to feel normal again. It allows you to be the dad, the mom, the son and the daughter you haven't been in such a long time. Its only one step towards your recovery, but it is a step in the right direction. Recovery is still a long, hard road that you must take a day at a time, but it's worth it.

Suboxone is a miracle for some people. It can take away your cravings and give you a break from your addiction.
Addiction is a disease, nobody gets up one morning and says "I think I'll become an addict today". It’s a disease where you become trapped, saying I'm never gonna do this again, one last time and then I'll quit for ever--only to use again and again. You feel hopeless and despair, you hate even looking in the mirror. You wish you could quit but just don't know how. You’ve lost the trust of your family, you had to tell lies just to get through the day and you are ashamed of the person you have become, but there is hope for you.

You take suboxone and all the painful, difficult symptoms of withdrawal go away. You don't have cravings. You feel normal, not high even though this drug is an opiate and is addicting.

So now what? You are drug free, but nothing has changed. If you were to quit using suboxone you would go back to opiates immediately. Now its time for the work to begin. You must fill the hole that helped cause your addiction in the first place, the hole that was there even before you took your first pill.

Some people go to counseling to deal with their issue, still others go through 12-step programs to learn how to live sober. The only person who can teach you how to live sober is someone who’s been in recovery themselves, dealt with addiction and come out on the other side sober.