Although I considered myself a recreational user,  my “recreational” use had gotten to the point where I wanted to “recreate” every single day ...

I Went To The Edge of Hell With My Addiction And
 I Believe What I Learned Can Help You

Lying in the bathtub, tears streaming down my face, I felt like such a loser.

Oh, and while I was waiting, I was probably going to spend the rest of my rent money going to an emergency clinic and seeing if I could score another 20 pills, just to see me through till the package arrived ...

So my rent money would be gone, and I didn't know how I was going to stay in my apartment.  I knew, with alcoholic parents and a traumatic childhood, that I was “genetically wired” to be a drug addict or alcoholic myself .

I just never dreamed it could be this bad.

I'd managed, though, to become clean for a good long while in my life. When I got married and decided I wanted to have children. I didn't want to be a druggie mom; I wanted to do it right.

About 10 years ago, I injured myself on the job, and started feeling constant PAIN. When I first went to the emergency room, I was given a prescription for Vicodin and muscle relaxers.  

I thought, no big deal,  I can handle these, and it's legitimate, because – I'VE GOT PAIN!

(Secretly, the addict in me – who’d been there all along and never left – was chuckling to herself, “Yay! I get to take these! Woohoo!”)

Time went by and with my injury, I still felt pain, but nothing so bad that Advil or Tylenol wouldn’t have helped.

Unfortunately, though, in the course of all this ...

I loved that feeling those pills gave me. That warm, secure, all-is-well feeling in my belly. When I took them I felt on top of the world. I just loved doing things after taking them, cleaning, writing, organizing, chores, talking to people, shopping.

I'd started out using opiate painkillers pretty slowly. In fact, sometimes I'd get a prescription for 30 pills, take them for a day and a half and throw the rest down the toilet, because they nauseated me so much.

If I didn't have any pills, I'd make an appointment with the doctor or go to the emergency room or acute care clinic

When I was really desperate, I'd order online, spending my rent money on getting Vicodin overnighted to me (at $240 or so for 30 pills!).

The Most Memorable Event of
This Whole Nightmare

Most memorable event:  lying in the bathtub, just fresh out of Vicodin, flat broke, realizing I’d have to go to the bank and overdraw myself so I could buy some more (probably online since there were no willing doctors on the horizon), not wanting to, I am sobbing, wondering how in the world my life got  so pathetic, tears streaming down my cheeks, and I DIDN’T HAVE A CLUE WHAT TO  DO TO GET A GRIP ON THIS!

I thought I was stuck with this horrible pain pill habit, and was pretty sure I’d have to embarrass myself by asking relatives to loan me the money to go into rehab (so far I’d managed to keep my habit under wraps).

It was clear that unless a miracle appeared, I may NEVER get cleaned up again. My pain pill addiction had me over a barrel. I was stuck, scared, freaked out, desperate, terrified, horrified, and everything looked absolutely hopeless.

I was starting to think I may die an addict, and that made me really, really sad.

Still, the testimonials I heard there were nothing short of stunning, so, figuring I didn't have anything to lose, I went home and spent the next day using this technique on myself at random times, really expecting NOTHING.

Long story short:  

After no more than a day using this technique and applying it to this problem, something within  me changed about the Vicodin.


NOW, after using this "magic technique," I’d try to think about Vicodin, and the craving wasn’t there.  It was dead.

Something had short-circuited in my brain, so when I considered getting high on Vicodin and what would be required to get my hands on some pills, I simply couldn’t think about it.

That made it SO MUCH EASIER to get through the first day, then the first week, then the first month.

In fact, without that “dead craving” feeling, I am pretty sure I would have given in, because narcotic painkillers can suck you in so quickly and are so tempting, that it’s VERY hard to resist.

Without using that technique, I never would’ve made it.


What it does for pain pill addiction in particular is it gives you a feeling of disinterest in taking pills.

Do you see how powerful that can be if you want to quit?

I want you to know that when I set out to write this letter, I didn’t want  there to be ANY HYPE. I wanted to be totally honest about where I’d been and what I’d done about it, and I didn’t want to embellish anything.

So just know that when I say “something changed” with my Vicodin/pain pill cravings, I am not writing hype (which I cannot stand; hate being lied to).

But that is just what happened for me (and I believe can happen for you too):  a profound, awesome, miraculous shift away from wanting to get high on pain pills.

When you use this technique, this is what will happen:

• It will be harder for your mind to even grab on to thoughts of using pills.
  
  
• It will feel as if a curtain has been drawn over that old pain-pill-using mindset, and in a way it may feel as if  it "hurts your brain" if you try to think about pain pills very deeply.
  
  
• Using the technique faithfully, you will feel a strong inner shift AWAY from this life-ruining habit.  (You will have to do it daily for it to be effective.)

• You'll feel a reluctance to get high.   (Can you imagine?)

Somehow, though, by using this technique, you will be able to say “No!” and make it through the first day and then another day, then another and another.

After that, I predict you will be all about racking up as many clean and sober days as you can, because you know if you have enough of them, you'll be reluctant to give in, get high, and have to start all over again.

To recap: immediately after using this modified acupressure technique, you can expect

•  To feel disinterested and disconnected from your cravings
  
  
•  To not particularly care if you have them or not (on a certain level)
  
  
•  To feel in control, be able to take them or leave them
  
  
•  To feel strangely uninterested in them
  
  
•  To feel a strong reluctance to even consider getting them (it will almost feel   like it is more than your brain can handle; it may hurt your mind to think about  it, so you'll quickly stop thinking about it)
  

When I saw just what this technique did to help me overcome my out-of-control pain pill addiction, I knew I had to write about it and get it out there to the 14 million or more people who are struggling with addiction to these powerful drugs, who are maybe thinking to themselves, as I did, “What in the hell am I  going to do to get off this stuff?!”

With that said, I need to make it plain right here that I am not a doctor, shrink, therapist, expert in detox, and my program is not meant to be a substitute for therapy and/or continuing treatment programs.

I only know that something in my brain shifted when I started using this technique, and what before was impossible (getting started quitting pain pills), I now was able to do.

Because I know there are others out there suffering from the same insanity that I was with narcotic pain pills, I created a step-by-step digital blueprint in which I outline precisely everything that worked for me in my struggle to get free, and that I believe will work for you too.

When you’re done reading this e-book and have learned how to do the technique, you won’t have any question about what to do. It’s all laid out.  Everything is explained thoroughly. Anyone can learn to do this.  It’s easy and quick.

(It’s something I recommend you spend a minimum of five minutes two times a day doing.)

Plus I've included all kinds of additional information that you won't find anywhere else, showing you in a paint-by-numbers way exactly what to do to make cravings LESS (what I call the "dead craving" sensation) so you can handle them and get free of addiction.

     
For this "digital blueprint" that you can order and download right now, I am asking $17.  

That's it!  For the price of a few lattes (or one bottle of pain pills!) you can download this information-packed 120+ page report now.

To purchase, click here.

(And if for any reason you’re not satisfied, I will refund your money, no questions asked.)

This technique works if you give it a chance and apply it! I’m not saying it’s a magic bullet. You still have to go through some discomfort, possibly even out-and-out withdrawal (sickness, flu-like symptoms).  

And, of course, you will have to really, really focus your attention on getting rid of your addiction problem, just as you would if you were quitting smoking or setting out to lose 20 pounds.

But (and this is HUGE) the technique will give you that “dead craving” feeling that will make it possible to move forward in recovery.  

This "dead craving" feeling gives you an edge in this monstrous battle that you otherwise wouldn't have.

Think about it:  next month you can still be struggling with pain pill addiction, having spent hundreds of dollars buying pills, and worrying about what a disaster your life is turning out to be, and how you don’t have any energy  left over for anything but your unwanted lover:  narcotic pain pills

  OR

Next month you can look at the “Abstinence Calendar” on your wall, and see 21 or more days marked through with a bold X, meaning you have 21 clean,   free-from-pain-pill days.  You've made it!

You know things are changing in a big way for you. You’ve got your life back.   You’re in control. You’ve got more money for YOU, clothes, vacation, money   before you had to spend on drugs. You’re happy for the first time in a long time. Your skin looks clear, your eyes bright and alive.

You wonder what you’re going to do with your life, now that painkillers aren't ruling your life any more. What will you create? What fun will you have? What will you do for your loved ones?

I urge you not to get trapped in indecision, and take the plunge and order here now.

I look forward to seeing you on the other side, happy, clean and sober! 

Brooke

 Click here to order.