i got a nasty problem i need help with. About 2 weeks ago now i would say about march 14th my bf went threw?

i got a nasty problem i need help with. About 2 weeks ago now i would say about march 14th my bf went threw?well, depending on the milligram of percocet, there is Oxycontin in them and this drug is really addictive. I would put my foot down because withdrawing is not fun, been there done that. life is too damn short. There is Tylenol in them..about 325 milligrams, still depending on the milligram he is taking. But, if you don't want him taking them, your feelings should matter to him. Isn't there anything else not addicting that he could try for stress? I would think of some ways to help relieve his stress, without the meds. I hope everything goes well for you two!You should probably talk to a councillor about his situation. I know it sounds lame and pretty cliche, but I used to be in pretty bad shape from a lot of stupid things I did and I was having a really really hard time adapting to being clean. To the point where I didn't believe that I could go on, it was hard and I finally just didn't want to be like that anymore. I wanted to choose life and I realized I couldn't do it on my own. But I think part of me also just went to get help because I knew they would give me something for the pain, but it helped a lot and now I'm able to live without withdrawls even though I still get them from time to time, I've learned to control myself and realize that I want to live. That I choose life and fucking Renton had a point going in Trainspotting. So anyways, the best people that can help you and your boy are those professional dick shits that you hate, but most of them work...The letters/numbers on the pill are not necessarily indicative of the doseage but may help you identify the pill. A "yellow pill" could be almost anything, but if you have reason to believe he may be using again, he probably is. I don't think he wants to start again just to "relieve stress". Addicts have many reasons why they want to use, and he may well believe this is the case, but you are on the outside and can easily see that "relieving stress" cannot possibly be worth the stress, chemical imbalance and physical pain, (not to mention the lasting physical harm he might do to himself and the emotional distress he is causing you).
He is an addict. He must admit it to get help and unfortunately you cannot control that. There are clinics which can help.Contact a mental health facility in your area. There are places and doctors to help. He needs to speak with one. If he doesn't, you should, anyway, and you might benefit from attending an Alanon meeting, (a twelve step meeting for the family and friends of the addict) Most drug counselors can tell you where in your area they are held.
Don't get pushy, just seek help and ask the doctor how to approach him about getting help. You may need to tell his family about your concerns, but beware this will most likely cause him to lash out.
I hope he does get help. I hope you get help, too and that you both go on to healthier lives. It's a difficult situation when you care about someone, but the problem isn't just the pills, he is using the pills because he has a problem.
Good luck to you.
One Day At A Timeit sounds like he is addicted and physically depended on the narcotic. his situation of using other recreation drugs, ie pots, make him a high risk person.
leave him unless he seeks some help. he will not likely get better on his own unless he has help.percocet is prescribed for moderate to severe pain and not for the sake of reducing stress. If he his anxious or stressed out he should talk to a counselor or his doctor and find a more appropriate way to decrease his stress levels.
For more information on percocet use and abuse check out this site:

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Strategies for Stress Relief

Article by Tayna Mcclendon

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