
I use to say 'why do addicts not just put there stuff down and walk away'. Well I can know say I can completely understand that you just can't stop and walk away.
Once when I was in the hospital I was afraid that the nurses would not bring my calcium fast enough and when I am jonesen for a Ca fix need it. I called my 'suppler' in the middle of the night and my husband snucked a jar of ca pills in to my room. I hide them in MY SHOE. I needed the security of knowing that I could get it at a split second if needed that I hide CALCIUM (a mineral) in my shoe so no one would find it. That night was my first clue that I a may have issues with needed ca ariund me. And trust me I stash them EVERYWHERE.
Without this simple mineral that I never leave home without I can go into tetany a large charlie horse. That is what these hands are starting to do. With more time it will be all over and hard as a rock. My heart beat feels like a rock crushing into my chest and breathing gets harder. Sadly most ERs want to give us insulin thinking we are diabetics.