Reactions to drugs depend on the individual. Having had unpleasant side effects to low-risk pain meds, I would never just try something for fun. That seems immensely stupid to me.

Why morphine? You could take some Percocet and fall asleep and then be constipated. You could take some Vicodin and feel euphoric and happy. Every time I take Vicodin for dental surgery / issues I think “this must be why people do drugs” and then I properly dispose of the extras.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel crappy on opioids so no I wouldn't try it.

I'd take a medically-controlled Propofol nap though any day.

LOl. yes.
Morphine and other narcotics make me feel like absolute CRAP.

Now, the propofol nap I had during a colonoscopy? I could do that daily.
I just need a anesthesiologist who makes house calls.

....said Michael Jackson...

Anonymous wrote:I feel crappy on opioids so no I wouldn't try it.

I'd take a medically-controlled Propofol nap though any day.

LOl. yes.
Morphine and other narcotics make me feel like absolute CRAP.

Now, the propofol nap I had during a colonoscopy? I could do that daily.
I just need a anesthesiologist who makes house calls.

Nope. If I try one thing though, I'd like it to be Psilocybin.

I've never done pot (and don't care to), and rarely drink. But psilocybin has me curious.

I hate opioids. They make me itchy, sweaty, and constipated. Give me Ativan or Xanax instead. But for fun times, just stick with pot.

I can’t do opiates. Love how they make me feel, and hate how they make me feel. I get seriously nauseous, headache, and clench my jaw until I want to rip my head off from the pain. Not worth the high.

Just smoke some really good weed.

Stick to the natural stuff - if you want to experiment try Shrooms. So much fun and I have yet to hear of anyone addicted to them though I have heard of bad trips. Eat them with peanut butter!

Anonymous wrote:+1 on morphine in the hospital. I'm glad it's there when I need it, but there's no way I'd administer my own dose. I gave morphine drops to my Dad when he was on his deathbed. Glad he got it go out without pain.

I'm pretty sure one of the only ways to get pure morphine when you are NOT in a hospital is via a hospice doctor for the very, very end of life.

What are you going to do, steal from a dying person so they can't have pain relief? And when a person passes, pretty much the first thing the hospice nurse does is take ANY controlled drugs, including morphine back or destroy it down the drain and make a record of it.

I'm such a goody-goody that I don't even know how a random person gets access to morphine!

I had an Ativan once when I went to the ER and they needed to relax me. I felt amazing on that and could totally see how people get addicted! I had zero concept of anything happening around me. I thought we were there for an hour and months later while talking to a friend I mentioned how the last time I went to the ER I was in and out in an hour and my partner just looked at me and laughed. Apparently we went in at 6 PM and I was discharged at 2 am! I didn't believe her until she showed me videos. My phone had died and I'd requested hers to use. I took a bunch of drugged up selfies and videos of total nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:I was given morphine in the hospital. It was pure bliss. I fully understand how one can become addicted. You should not try it recreationally.

You didn't vomit??? I wish I reacted like you. At least the nausea makes using it recreationally a turn off...

It was wonderful for me. I felt such contentment and ease. No side effects other than sluggish digestion and romanticizing my experience on a very powerful drug.

I feel crappy on opioids so no I wouldn't try it.

I'd take a medically-controlled Propofol nap though any day.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was given morphine in the hospital. It was pure bliss. I fully understand how one can become addicted. You should not try it recreationally.

You didn't vomit??? I wish I reacted like you. At least the nausea makes using it recreationally a turn off...

I've heard of people vomiting from Demerol and Percocet.

Vomiting is a super common side effect of all opioids, for sure. Or at least nausea.

Anonymous wrote:I had it while hospitalized. It was definitely pleasant. The way I describe it was that I still felt my pain, but I did not care about it anymore at all. And usually I zonked out pretty quick after getting it. I never felt the need to have it again once I left the hospital.

Really? For me (I had an ectopic pregnancy that was about to rupture), my pain disappeared instantly That was the euphoric part. I did feel euphoria, but it was cancelled out pretty quickly by nausea which kind of put a damper on it

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Anonymous wrote:I was given morphine in the hospital. It was pure bliss. I fully understand how one can become addicted. You should not try it recreationally.

You didn't vomit??? I wish I reacted like you. At least the nausea makes using it recreationally a turn off...

I've heard of people vomiting from Demerol and Percocet.