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@helennicola

Sounds like t-1’s are the same as Vicodin and hydrocodone here. Tramadol has the same effect on me. I had a dr. refuse to give me a particular sleeping pill years ago (I had requested a small dose/amount prescription to try during a bout of insomnia) and he insisted on Ambien which I did not care to try due to many friends’ horror stories. I changed dr.s.

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@helennicola, @iceblue, Hello you two. Interesting discussion you have going on. I am just slipping in to wish you the most joyous of Holidays. Keep searching. We are all so unique that we seldom respond the same way to medications and treatments.

I am in month 3 of letting go of Nortriptoline. A few rough spots... then some stabilization, then more issues with the next 10 mg drop. Do either of you use an anti-depressant?

Helen, I heard back from P and B about the Balm. They do suggest that we experiment with increasing the THC. Just keep a journal and record how much you used each time. We also have a member who uses a 100% THC tincture for sleep. I have now moved up to 1:1 CBD/ THC. Our bodies seem to adapt to increased dosages over time and then we need more.

Have fun with family and friends. Stay in touch.
May you be calm and at ease. Chris

No - Vicodin and hydrocodone are prescription meds here, and almost impossible to obtain due to their strength and their addictive nature. As I understand it - they are both more difficult to obtain than T3's.

You don't even need a prescription to buy T1's as the amount of codeine is so small - but that little bit is what takes the edge off for me.