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  • im not sure, but i like the sushi restaurant there, where you walk over the very small bridge on the way in 🙂

    @Heroin Heather 563713 wrote:

    New the area and need connects near Camden msg me

    Any connections near kings cross?

    I literally know nobody. I just moved to the UK from AZ so I’m kind of desperate for connects anywhere in the London area.

    I feel you, I just moved to london from vermont, it’s so hard finding connects.

    Folks. Please note that trying to buy or sell drugs here is not allowed. Thanks. 🙂

    @smokey mirrors 563834 wrote:

    I feel you, I just moved to london from vermont, it’s so hard finding connects. Msg me if you get any

    @smokey mirrors 563834 wrote:

    I feel you, I just moved to london from vermont, it’s so hard finding connects.

    Yeah man will do! Please do likewise 🙂

    @Dr Bunsen 563836 wrote:

    Folks. Please note that trying to buy or sell drugs here is not allowed. Thanks. 🙂

    Is trying to meet other addicts allowed? Sorry about that.

    Of course we just can’t condone any illegal activity for obvious reasons. Have you tried looking up local drug support services in your area? It might be safer than running the risk of falling back into old habits.

    @Dr Bunsen 563841 wrote:

    Of course we just can’t condone any illegal activity for obvious reasons. Have you tried looking up local drug support services in your area? It might be safer than running the risk of falling back into old habits.

    Yeah I understand, sorry again! And looking for fellow addicts currently using… Need one last taste :/

    Also curious about how I would go about obtaining a methadone/suboxone prescription? Pleaseee help!

    to get any kind of treatment where opiates are prescribed you usually have to be registered as an addict by the local GP (General Practitioner, might be called a “community physician” in US English); but if you do not have British or European nationality whilst I think they will register you many services are charged for unless its an emergency. If you have dual nationality of UK or any EU country you can be treated on the NHS for free.

    bear in mind though that going on any government database in a small country often means things like immigration visas etc get crosschecked, its relatively easy for authorities to locate any telecoms traffic.

    Many years before Ed Snowden was even born some chaps who worked closely with GCHQ told me and my friend how, when and why this was done (all that has changed today is the technology). One of the things they said was that any discussion about class A drugs always got monitored, their advice was basically “don’t shout about it too loud if your doing them”. Nearly 3 decades later the exact same places are being used for the monitoring!

    Added to which the govt and social attitudes towards foreigners have changed in the UK since the economic crisis, you may not want to draw attention to yourself too much if there are other reasons you wish to remain in the UK.

    If you are genuinely unwell you will still get treatment but its harder to get opiates via “loose prescription” in the UK than in some areas of the USA.

    If you have any chronic pain conditions that need opiate treatment they now send you to the “old peoples home” even if you are in your 20s or 30s (but that is only subsidised by the NHS if you are British/European) where the supplies are very closely monitored (to be fair they do give all the required other treatment for pain).

    Auch wenn du am Abgrund stehst, und gar nichts mehr verstehst,
    wachen Engel über dich, halten dich im Licht und lassen dich nie fallen.

    @General Lighting 563848 wrote:

    to get any kind of treatment where opiates are prescribed you usually have to be registered as an addict by the local GP (General Practitioner, might be called a “community physician” in US English); but if you do not have British or European nationality whilst I think they will register you many services are charged for unless its an emergency. If you have dual nationality of UK or any EU country you can be treated on the NHS for free.

    bear in mind though that going on any government database in a small country often means things like immigration visas etc get crosschecked, its relatively easy for authorities to locate any telecoms traffic.

    Many years before Ed Snowden was even born some chaps who worked closely with GCHQ told me and my friend how, when and why this was done (all that has changed today is the technology). One of the things they said was that any discussion about class A drugs always got monitored, their advice was basically “don’t shout about it too loud if your doing them”. Nearly 3 decades later the exact same places are being used for the monitoring!

    Added to which the govt and social attitudes towards foreigners have changed in the UK since the economic crisis, you may not want to draw attention to yourself too much if there are other reasons you wish to remain in the UK.

    If you are genuinely unwell you will still get treatment but its harder to get opiates via “loose prescription” in the UK than in some areas of the USA.

    If you have any chronic pain conditions that need opiate treatment they now send you to the “old peoples home” even if you are in your 20s or 30s (but that is only subsidised by the NHS if you are British/European) where the supplies are very closely monitored (to be fair they do give all the required other treatment for pain).

    Well said. Cheers mate.

    @Heroin Heather 563844 wrote:

    Yeah I understand, sorry again! And looking for fellow addicts currently using… Need one last taste :/

    Hi heather, hope your feeling better (probably not though).

    @smokey mirrors 563834 wrote:

    I feel you, I just moved to london from vermont, it’s so hard finding connects.

    Hey smokey.

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