In this video, Harold Cameron, Chief of Helping People and Consumer Advocate for HaroldSays shares his heart about a few issues he is working on and would like you to get involved with as well.

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6 Comments on DO SOMETHING NOW! HaroldSays let’s all do something positive

haroldsays on Wed, 15th Apr 2009 9:02 pm


The approach you suggest makes sense to me. So basically the addict trades one addiction for another. I have contacts in the pharmaceutical industry and will do see what information I can get about this problem with the drug. I do think that the drug therapy should not be long term but rather shorter term with therapy combined so that the addict can eventually get off the drug completely and make it on their own strength.

haroldsays on Sat, 18th Apr 2009 2:34 pm


Thank you for sharing your feelings and thoughts with me. I know that Suboxone is a miracle to many people and has been a tremendous help. I will have to do some more research about the long long term effects of taking the medication. What I am wondering is about the idea of eventually tapering off of the Suboxone – slowly and with the doctors care. The whole issue of opiate addiction is complex and I do not think there is just one easy solution that works for everyone. Thanks!

lunalasnan on Mon, 20th Apr 2009 6:34 am


I forgot to mention one thing. I think Suboxone would be great if only used for a few weeks/months. After that it becomes extremely dangerous. It would be great to get through heroin withdrawals, briefly, until the withdrawals are over. but long term is renders all of the mu receptors in your brain irreversibly and permanently unable to function, which means that over time, you become incable of ever feeling happy again. you are clincally incapable of happiness. the drug company was aware

lunalasnan on Thu, 23rd Apr 2009 3:00 am


You are a very nice man. There should be immediate help for addicts to get on Suboxone. The problem is that Suboxone is all about getting people who can afford to pay big bucks for life addicted to it. There is no getting off of it, ever. Death would be better. The drug company designed it to cause terrible depression when taken long-term, but getting off of it is impossible. I have been on for 6 years, and fighting to stay alive now.

haroldsays on Thu, 23rd Apr 2009 8:45 am


Thanks Dave! I appreciate your kind words!

DMC16970 on Sun, 26th Apr 2009 7:44 am


Great you tube video. It’s me David from Wyoming Homes.