How an Adict of Heroin Could Be Cured at Home Who Not Afored the Expenses of Hospital.?
Question by ukhaisari m: how an adict of Heroin could be cured at home who not afored the expenses of hospital.?
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Answer by Ms Know Nada
Ask a doctor for a perscription to subutex is my best advice. It was publicized a while back that that was what Artie Lange of the Stern show used to overcome his addiction to heroin. I have no idea how expensive they are, but they are surely cheaper than the habit.
Good Luck!
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Answer by Bec
if u can afford heroin, you can afford a hospital check….
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