Rob Iler Shares How He Got Off Drugs - Dr. Drew After Dark Highlight

[@boyapollo808]

I think yall are missing the point and somebody without any addiction issues won't understand. The amount of substances he was consuming, the combinations, the length of time he was consecutively using and lack of sleep all combined; he's lucky to be alive. good for him getting off that shit. that's some weal disciprine 🧘🏻‍♂️🥋

[@tonybrahman7457]

3 months clean from benzos and cocaine here! We do recover yall so get help if you need it! Much love Dr. Drew

[@Danieltoshsplumber]

Keep it up man! Good for you! Stay positive! Wish I could stop

[@tonybrahman7457]

Seek help family ! You can do it!!!

[@xx-ip7ej]

3 months clean off of Fortnite here. Tough road ahead.

[@hrod4897]

Here I am hating taking 6-10 Aleves a week for chronic hip pain. Body is so adaptive is mind boggling.

[@vicaras1]

I hear you ! I try to mix them up Tylenol ,Naproxen , Advil and nothing for a week or two just flush the liver and kidneys. NOT at same time lol

[@KewlKid]

Wow hope you get the grades you want

[@KyleSmith-zl9ev]

@@KewlKid grades? What do you mean? Did you think he or she said adderall?

[@fredo3816]

Rob didnt share how he got off though

[@chadgrov]

I’m taking around 6 percs a day for the the last year or so and I wake up each day in withdrawal before I take one. Taking 15 a day and just jumping off them seems kinda sus. But some people do have easier time with opioid withdrawals than others I guess. But 15 percs a day is no joke that’s no bueno

[@carlitosignacio5679]

P

[@tonygibson5171]

I was a ten year heroin addict, two pack a day smoker, with a cocaine habit, a drinking problem and a Xanax script ( for 15 years). Xanax has been by far the hardest things to bounce back from. And it’s damn near impossible to feel normal in social situations. And when he’s says he took 35 molly I’m guessing small points of a gram weighed out and put it capsules. It wouldn’t be hard to do 35 depending on how full the capsules were. My friends and I (who are dead now) used to shoot up molly while on heroin or cocaine or both. What he’s saying is probably not too nuts.

[@xanicanpercpopper]

you’re a champ tony, shooting moll must’ve been crraaaaazyy while already off the bag

[@tonygibson5171]

@@xanicanpercpopper it feels icy inside your body at first. Pretty crazy.

[@xanicanpercpopper]

@@tonygibson5171 so this just seemed to fire not to try (not banging it, the combo) n just hooted like 3.5 footballs n 4 dirty 30s, then around 5-6 am just started going in on 2 gs of some fire moll to the dome. Was so insane, was rolling my sack off trying to roll a blunt but kept nodding out on it. my shnoz is destroyed but damn was that shit fun.

[@dwade6322]

1 month clean off of Monster Ultra's..to be honest I miss the taste more than the caffeine 🤷‍♂️

[@ALGtheMC]

The first step is admitting you’re an addict

[@chaddsteinberg3758]

He never had the makings of a varsity athlete

[@Motoemusicaoficial]

When you are rich everything is easier for some reason.

[@Astrohhh]

It's also harder. Don't just assume money makes things easy. Sometimes having access to anything and everything can make life SO much worse.

[@shabut]

the reason being money? Money can be used to purchase many peanuts.

[@mactire6045]

Im not really sure there is a bottom for MDMA. Also 35 molly doesn't really mean anything, could be 3.5 grams or 35 grams or anything around it.

[@ElliotNess-jg8gt]

The comedown must’ve been excruciating

[@NosEL34]

Few months in the county jail can help you get off drugs

[@Guiltyconscience83]

Clearly a comment from someone who has either never been addicted to drugs or been to jail for any significant time. First of all, drugs are easier to find in jail than on the street, 2nd if your theory was true you wouldn’t have repeat offenders in and out and of jail over drugs. I was in prison with a guy who had been in 5 years and had another 3 left and a group of us were all talking about first thing we were gonna do when we got out, most everyone was saying get laid, see family, try their favorite food etc. this guy says I’m gonna go get the best heroin I can and shoot it. I was like really? He’s like yea, think about it everyday… I was just kinda like wow! Now that’s not to say for maybe someone with some money who gets caught early enough in their use to go to jail for a bit can’t get off and stay off with that experience being enough of a wake up call. But by the time most people are caught they are so deep into their addiction that without proper help they go right back to it. The best thing I’ve seen start happening as far as jails is them giving suboxone to inmates who are dealing with opiate addiction. Keeps them from detoxing in an unhealthy environment, and also makes it so opiates don’t work even if you take them so if you get out and use it won’t affect you. At that point you have to wait like 48 hrs for it to clear your system before opiates would have an effect and most people will just keep taking the suboxone rather than have to detox from it just to get back on heroin.

[@NosEL34]

@@Guiltyconscience83 I completely understand your point of view, and initially my remark was somewhat of a joke, but I do believe it is a great way to get clean...if someone really wants to. Those first couple weeks off pills/H/Fentynal are the worst part. After detox it can take a few months to a year to start feeling normal again, depending on how many years someone had been using. These are just my opinions from my experiences. Unfortunately for anyone that was around me I was addicted to all things opiate, for around 20 years. A hardcore needle junkie like myself was also open to various other drugs. I understand the pain and struggle of trying to quit, once it gets it's hooks in you it's tough, it takes over your brain. I tried the methadone route, Kratom for awhile, but I found Suboxone to work the best for me. The only times I stayed clean for awhile was when I was incarcerated and then shortly after. I was always lucky to stay out of prison, but I did county jail a few times..1 month,3 month, 6 and 9. But every time I went I became a little closer to God. When I finally gave into him completely, I truly felt like I was forgiven. Forgiven for all the pain and harm I did to others. The stealing and dirtbag shit I didn't start doing until addicted. I had a bad needle habit, if it could be broken down by water or something acidic, i would shoot it in any vein that was working that day. I've been clean (other than my weed card) for almost 3 years. I couldn't have done it without Jesus and that last 9 months in jail. But I can totally relate to the guys you met in prison. It use to be all I would think about most of the time, and when I slept I dreamed about it. It's really crazy. When you're in that deep you need a major change in your life. You have to remove yourself from all old friends, I even got rid of cellphone's for over a year. Jesus can help to if you let him, but trying to push religion on a person never works..but when people notice how unselfish, loving, and compassionate you are they sometimes will give it a try, I am at peace and a much happier person and it shows to anyone I meet. Sorry I started babbling on but I did want to respond to your remarks. Addiction ruins lives, it's some tough shit..but people can get thru it. If anyone else is reading this don't give up on your loved ones that are addicted. There is hope, and I truly feel like love is the answer for everything. I also feel that when an addict gets out of jail putting them on Suboxone right away isn't a bad idea,even if they are clean at that moment. If there mind isn't right they will go back to using. I'm rambling again lol, have a great day Nicholas, God Bless you and your family. Hope everything works out for you and you never go back to that shit hole

[@bambus_ross]

35 what?... The Molly we used to do was like rock or crystal form and you had to weigh it out into capsules or snort it or whatever. How can you just say a number like 35? 35 what exactly lol. But also Ive had many similar experiences and now I'm clean 😂

[@dangerboy544]

Nowadays in the States when kids say molly they dont mean MDMA they mean Ecstasy basically . From what I understand its worse than the average E pill because they put more stuff in than regular E.

[@thekmfdmmachine3919]

Pressed tabs im assuming?

[@sabishiikarasu4158]

🙏🏼👊🏼🖤

[@johnqpublic2718]

So he "got help." That's all the shared about "how" he got off "drugs."

[@BlackJim]

Yeah that is great. Getting off drugs is insanly hard

[@Ian-hd3od]

Thats the key man ...

[@johnqpublic2718]

Of course he got help - everyone needs help with recovery. My point was, it would be interesting to hear more a more elaborate account of his path to recovery. Maybe it's in the full episode, but it ain't in this clip, NATIVE!

[@DoubleDash28]

I’m guessing he’s working a 12 step program

[@rswindol]

35 wtf...

[@nicholasalvarez5503]

First

[@Usaisaboveall]

Is Robert lying ? Who says I took 35 Molly ? Never heard it said like that before , he is a weird dude who just got lucky at 12

[@dwade6322]

It's an odd way to use drug language,but he may have an odd 'lingo' about drugs.

[@adambees2174]

It is never funny. It should be a crazy feeling to look back at drug usage, not funny. This dr is a quack 🦆

[@adambees2174]

…and that kid needs more psychological help.

[@berserkir6717]

in the TV series "The Sopranos" he simply played himself in his daily life, that is, the spoiled idiot! no doubt.