Kelley!! Hon, I would do what I could for you, if I could. Two days ago I wanted to keep using and didn't want to go through the withdrawal. And here I am on Day 1. The fear of it is often worse than the withdrawal itself. I wish I could tell you, pick a date. I did that every week. Finally what I did was, in a moment of strength, a moment of non-withdrawal, a moment I won't lie hours later I thought I must be crazy, was FLUSH IT ALL DOWN THE TOILET. So my source was buying meds on-line, and it will take DAYS to get new ones. So I know I'm going to finish this withdrawal.
I kept meds in the house, even when I was clean, not because I was planning to use again one day but because I kept thinking if I was just strong enough, I could use them for their intended purpose. It's never going to happen. I'm an addict.
Can you go to detox? Is this an option for you? This is a sucky thing to do without help, this time I made the smart move of telling someone I was going through it so she's looking out for me.
I can't tell you what will work, or even what works for me, since nothing has so far. But I know that not having access will go a long way to getting me to clean, when I can be clear-headed and figure out why I got into this mess in the first place (besides the genes, etc).
Be strong Kelley, you have it in you. Maybe it's buried deep right now, under a layer of opioid receptors who are like little spoiled children, scream for their candy, etc. But I know it's there. Let us know how you are doing.
Oh, and I'll say it again. FLUSH. Even have a ceremony. It's never going to work if it's in the med cabinet.