I refered to my Percocet/Oxycontin problems as "chasing the dragon" and I know several others that refer to it the same way.NapoleonGH wrote:" (your first hit is the best you'll ever have--addicts call trying to achieve this level again "chasing the dragon"), "
This is not necessarily true. Most people their first time do a low dosage which isnt nearly as strong or "good" as when they take a high dose later.
Also "chasing the dragon" is used to refer to smoking opium
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NapoleonGH wrote:well it has evolved in slang terminology to mean "taking opiates" in general, but it traditionally has a very specific meaning.
That is correct, it distinctly means smoking opium and hitting the point where your body feels no pain.
Also, I am completely suprised that Cpl Kendall has not developed some type of functionality disorder regarding his kidney's and liver, that is very common in pain-killer addicts, almost a tell tale sign so to speak.
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That is correct, it distinctly means smoking opium and hitting the point where your body feels no pain.
Also, I am completely suprised that Cpl Kendall has not developed some type of functionality disorder regarding his kidney's and liver, that is very common in pain-killer addicts, almost a tell tale sign so to speak.
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