Thread: Lucid dreaming 100% of the time. Need info.

Originally Posted by NrElAx

One, LaBerge stated that lucid dreaming does not make you more tired and has the same affect as regular dreaming, so you should still be well rested. And two, your taking 5 Tylenol pm at night? Do you know that's 2,500 mg of Tylenol. You wont have to worry about lucid dreaming because your going to screw up your liver and end up dying earlier than you'd like to.

I'm very aware of my health and my liver enzymes are elevated but still safe and I'm getting better. You have to understand that I was in an amount of pain that gets you to the point that you just don't care about life. You just want to be out of pain. I was taking 9 methadone a day, 9 norco a day, 3 soma, anti-inflammatories etc. Over 1000 pills a month by the highest pain management specialists in the country. Of my own accord, I chose to stop all despite my pain. I stopped everything after 4 years. I don't take anything anymore. I suffer but it's not near as bad as when I was taking the pain management drugs. I'm working on fixing myself, but I doubt there are few non doctors that understand opiod receptors, pain managements and the brain chemistry regarding pain as well as I do. I'm off everything for 8 months now and taking advil as the strongest. Now, if you haven't had you body smashed in many places, 3 knee and thigh surgeries, 2 spine surgeries, 3 ruptured discs, a cracked vertebrae, a broken clavicle, 2 wrecked ankles, both thumbs ripped beyond their ability and 2 concussions, I don't think you can understand where I've come from.

Originally Posted by Camburn

I'm very aware of my health and my liver enzymes are elevated but still safe and I'm getting better. You have to understand that I was in an amount of pain that gets you to the point that you just don't care about life. You just want to be out of pain. I was taking 9 methadone a day, 9 norco a day, 3 soma, anti-inflammatories etc. Over 1000 pills a month by the highest pain management specialists in the country. Of my own accord, I chose to stop all despite my pain. I stopped everything after 4 years. I don't take anything anymore. I suffer but it's not near as bad as when I was taking the pain management drugs. I'm working on fixing myself, but I doubt there are few non doctors that understand opiod receptors, pain managements and the brain chemistry regarding pain as well as I do. I'm off everything for 8 months now and taking advil as the strongest. Now, if you haven't had you body smashed in many places, 3 knee and thigh surgeries, 2 spine surgeries, 3 ruptured discs, a cracked vertebrae, a broken clavicle, 2 wrecked ankles, both thumbs ripped beyond their ability and 2 concussions, I don't think you can understand where I've come from.

Im just looking out for a fellow dreamviews member cuz I know tylenol isn't great for your liver. I understand what your going through man. I have chronic lower back pain and I was taking 16mg of dilaudid three times a day. I started out taking norcos and my tolerance built up over time and then I was taking oxycodone. Im trying to kick my opiate now and try and find better ways to deal with my pain. Actually I didnt read your whole post so I dont know what your going through because of all your problems. But when it comes to opiate addiction, anyone can come to me and I can help them out. But I know how chronic pain feels and how terrible it is on people and it just sucks. Everything I Love to do, i can't do anymore, which totally sucks. I've tried way too many opiates and the addiction is terrible.