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Drug or Drug Free - Which would you choose?

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by ETA, May 13, 2014.

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  1. Karuna17

    Karuna17 Member

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    Come on, guys, let's be honest -- painkilling and all the medical use is good, but God's given us drugs (or we've been so smart to create and find lots of them ourselves), so it's not a question of drug\drug free. It more about which drugs does everyone of us choose.

    It's 4.20 at my watch, by the way, time to relax:)
     
    Karuna17, May 21, 2014 IP
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    drugs
     
    kurtyash, May 21, 2014 IP
  3. pilot35

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    Inevitable death or a healthy lifestyle? In my country, owning as little as a few grams of heroine can bring the death penalty. Drugs are for losers and/or sex maniacs. Period.
     
    pilot35, May 27, 2014 IP
  4. Karuna17

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    Singapore?

    Come on, do you consider MJ a drug? How about tea and coffee? Here in U.S. mormons and hare krishnas consider these substances to be drugs. But are they? :)
     
    Karuna17, May 28, 2014 IP
  5. sarahk

    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    That's a bit extreme. I've got no problem taking paracetamol etc - last time I looked it was a drug. So are antibiotics and chemotherapy.
     
    sarahk, May 28, 2014 IP
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    No I was talking about abusing drugs like heroine or cocaine, not drugs that can cure like paracetamol. :)
     
    pilot35, May 28, 2014 IP
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    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    The context of the thread was drugs for pain relief.
     
    sarahk, May 28, 2014 IP
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    Drugs for sure.. Pain is hard to deal with. You have to be careful with the drugs these days since most are very addictive (opioids).
     
    ShoeMaster, May 29, 2014 IP
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    What if it was pain relief during pregnancy?

    I would try to go as long as I could with out using drugs, everyone has their own pain threshold.

    Ever heard of mind over matter?
     
    ETA, Jun 11, 2014 IP
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    Drugs.
     
    Diegan, Jun 11, 2014 IP
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    sarahk iTamer Staff

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    But every labour is different. Those people who reckon they have really quick deliveries - they probably don't but their body has been painlessly going through the "warm up" while for others it's all on! And it all depends on the support you have too - with my first I was so excited I couldn't sleep, but had I known how long the "warm up" was going to be I wouldn't have given in to the excitement. I needed someone to knock some sense into me :) Both my babies were posterior which meant they didn't put the right amount of pressure on the cervix which slowed everything down. After the second I asked the midwife if I'd done the right thing having an epidural - she said because it had all taken so long I would have been a wreck if I hadn't. Instead I was happy and relaxed when I got back to the ward and most importantly when #1 arrived I looked and acted normal.

    So "mind over matter"? Not in every case.
     
    sarahk, Jun 11, 2014 IP
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    Drugs
     
    zoya sana, Jun 16, 2014 IP
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