rcmatt007 wrote:sounds like they made you itch... technically it is a side-effect not an allergy, but I know morphine makes my skin crawl! then there is the nausea.... I never could figure out why people actually like them
nice to hear from you
Absolutely!
It's truly horrible at first but unfortunately junkies have so much pain to deal with (albeit normally psychological) that they go through the nausea that you and me find so off-putting and get themselves habituated.
I think morphine makes anyone feel sick initially.
I ended up on it for a while in '95 after I had a lower lumbar disc explode, ramming part of the shell into my left sciatic nerve (don't do this at home, kids!) I became immune to morphine, so they operated, cutting back the disc's shell, a mechanical solution for a mechanical problem.
Since the op, I've basically had a new life.....before the op, I used to get 4 day migraines, now I don't! I can do Vintage Twinshock Scrambles, and ride 60km on the trails, without falling to pieces. It's a great!
Thank you, Professor Moreau!
The problem was caused when I over-stressed the disc when I fell about 30 ft onto my ass when I was 19....I did a bit of extreme climbing and I wasn't too careful.
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The Moving Finger writes, and having writ, moves on,
nor all your Piety nor Wit
can lure it back to cancel half a line...
so....probably best use Tipp-Ex in future?"
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1978 SR 500 Yam
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1992 Grinnall Scorpion SC3 prototype
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