I see some people are going very serious with their SN protocols including Percocet and dihydrocodeine. Is that necessary?
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Agreed. Dihydrocodeine I think might cause nausea in my opinion. The last thing that's wanted.I'm only taking a very small dose of valium too just like 5mg I don't care just enough to relax a little bit
Is that by choice? The PPH would have people almost asleep - and asleep after taking the SN.
Yeah by choice I don't have loads benzos plus I don't want to fall unconscious in case I need to take a second or 3rd cup of I cannot keep it down if makes sense
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