In this video, Harold Cameron, Chief of Helping People and Consumer Advocate for HaroldSays exposes a real problem in the state of PA regarding Consumer Access to treatment for the Opiate Addicted. Help is needed!

Suboxone vs Methadone

24 Comments on Help for Heroin Addicts in PA

angeloamericano on Tue, 28th Apr 2009 9:40 pm


gaybill, are you a queer junkie? do you take it up the ass. there is good dope in Phila. but dope’s for loosers

Theodore781 on Fri, 1st May 2009 2:15 am


Dude, if you cared about heroin addicts in the slightest, you wouldn’t be directing them in the direction of Suboxone. The doctors only want your money, and if you’re like me, you’re uneducated on the whole opiate maintenance program. They kept me on this medication for A YEAR AND A HALF, and I had a harder time coming off Suboxone than I ever did with Oxycontin or even heroin.

Shame.

arund79 on Sat, 2nd May 2009 8:16 am


Dude do some O.C. and stop yelling. Heres what we need is more HERION IN THE US

billybuckhorn on Tue, 5th May 2009 2:01 pm


Thank you. I live near Jersey Shore Pa and thankfully there is help in our area but the waiting list is just awful! Thank you for your advocacy!

AxisGravity on Wed, 6th May 2009 6:58 am


Well I just wanted to inform you, that I DO live in PA. I get Suboxone from a clinic, it was only a 2 week wait (for anyone), and there’s a sign when you walk in that says, your visit costs us $59.95 to see you every visit. But you only have to pay them what you can afford…I have never paid more than $20. And actually, the last couple of times, I didn’t pay them a dime. So did I get very lucky and find the only place in PA, that helps you without draining your wallet? Email me for information.

Dexterbirds on Wed, 6th May 2009 11:32 am


waste of life go to nyc. muhahahaha outraged junkie

fametheory on Fri, 8th May 2009 8:38 am


brooklyn heroin

BaphometKnows on Fri, 8th May 2009 12:41 pm


If you wanted heroin, you would have found the money whether you sold your mom’s wedding ring, neighbor’s TV, or your own ass.

Don’t be a burden to society in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. If you want prescription methadone, move to NYC.

GayBillWilson666 on Sat, 9th May 2009 7:29 pm


harold, where is the recovery??
junkies are sick fuckers

GayBillWilson666 on Thu, 14th May 2009 10:39 am


heroin sucks in pa.

GayBillWilson666 on Sat, 16th May 2009 4:25 am


please do not worry bout me and hammer in an md office. unless they leave an rx pad unguarded..
pen to paper boys and shoot it

runarmyof1 on Mon, 18th May 2009 10:01 am


I am a recovering heroin addict, i’m taking Subutex to help me get out of bed and function and your completely right, it cost me 750$ upfront for the initial visit for treatment. Heroin addiction is epidemic, i believe it is the most damaging thing to our society and communities. Heroin addicts are normal people that just got lost somewhere along the way, prevention and treatment can stop this disease and help people. Doctors, don’t worry about junkies being in your office,usually u cant tell.

chitowngee on Tue, 19th May 2009 2:48 am


im glad you made this video. In chicago I have called many doctors and was treated rudely over the phone and in person as well. Your description of these doctors are accurate. Another thing is the high cost of the medication. I dont have insurance and a big chucnk of my check goes to suboxone. Its definitely worth it but I hope generics will be available soon

haroldsays on Wed, 20th May 2009 1:55 pm


Good luck my friend in your efforts to get and stay clean. You can do it. Yes you can! Do not let anyone tell you that you can’t! Thanks for posting to my video. Take care of yourself. I care! Harold

crowenate on Sat, 23rd May 2009 11:36 am


I am so glad that someone that is not a addict sees this. i have been on methadone for over 6 years and now i am having to quite cold turkey i work out of towb so i could no longer goto the clinic so i found a doctor while in texas to write one months worth. it ran out on the first i have called every doctor in tn and noone will write them and i cant go back to the clinic and cant afford suboxone i am going to pray hard that i dont have to go back to heroin

tacobell868 on Sun, 24th May 2009 7:31 pm


living in wilkes barre. trying to get clean.thanks for making this vid

hydisgood4me on Wed, 27th May 2009 7:20 pm


the methadone clinic in chester county is a effing rip off. Me and my husband are fighting to get our lives back but the clinic costs so much and they encourage you to stay on the methadone instead of getting on with your life. they don’t take insurance. ME and my husband both have normal jobs so we cant get state assistance unless we dont. how is this helping me get on with my life. There is not enough help for people who really want it.

haroldsays on Sat, 30th May 2009 7:56 pm


Thank you. We all need all the help we can get to make it in this world; however, people with addictions need a double blessing and luck. So thanks!

haroldsays on Sun, 31st May 2009 8:00 am


I am glad to help. I have seen firsthand the devastating effects of heroin addiction as well as drug addiction in general. The toll on human life is heartbreaking and the social-economic costs are staggering. I am glad you are getting the Sebutex. That is wonderful. Changing your thoughts processes will be essential for you to be successful in winning the battle against your addiction. Take good care of yourself. I care!

baysteve on Mon, 1st Jun 2009 12:42 pm


i am a heroin addict lucky enough to be able to get subutex to help me detox. it has been a long struggle for me..we need more people like you harold in our corner! thank you for bringing light to a very serious problem

NinjaWarrior88 on Wed, 3rd Jun 2009 6:11 am


i feel for all you people may god be with you and good luck…

haroldsays on Sat, 6th Jun 2009 2:54 am


Great for you my friend. I wish you the best. Harold

btoal1788 on Sun, 7th Jun 2009 9:32 pm


i live in PA but im not a heroin addict so thats good, i like living so yeah…….

haroldsays on Tue, 9th Jun 2009 11:23 pm


I am glad you have shared your story with me. Thank You. Congratulations for being clean. That is good news. Keep in keeping on my friend. You can do it!