A Tiny Yellow Piece Of Heaven
Hydromorphone (Dilaudid)
Citation: kane. "A Tiny Yellow Piece Of Heaven: An Experience with Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) (exp21421)". Erowid.org. May 6, 2004. erowid.org/exp/21421
DOSE: |
4.0 mg | IV | Hydromorphone | (pill / tablet) |
BODY WEIGHT: | 170 lb |
I received a 4mg Dilaudid yesterday at around 12pm. The pill itself is extremely small, round and yellow. I retrieved an unused 1cc syringe and a straw and head to the bathroom. I inserted the pill into the straw, folded it over, and crushed it with a lighter. After that, I removed the plunger from the syringe and poured the powder down into the barrel. The final step after this was to draw up around 30 units of hot water and shake the syringe for about 30 seconds (until there are no solid particles left in the water).
0:00 - I register dark red and push down the plunger. Just 15 seconds afterwards, I can feel something starting in my chest. At first you're not sure exactly what the feeling is, but you damn sure know SOMETHING is coming. The only way I can describe the feeling is that all your muscles tighten quickly and then immediately become completely relaxed. The feeling starts in your chest and moves throughout your whole body in a matter of seconds. The rush lasts about a minute and can only be described as heaven on earth. Hydromorphone's abuse potential comes primarily from the fact that it's rush is nearly identical to that of heroin.
0:10 - The rush is gone now, but I am left with a warm feeling throughout my body and a euphoria that comes in waves, especially when closing and opening the eyes (nodding). The high is similar to oxycodone, but is not nearly as sedating and hydromorphone is more euphoric in my opinion.
0:45 - Still feeling great, although I've become slightly used to the feeling and sometimes forget that I'm still high, but as soon as I think about it, I feel it again.
1:30 - The euphoria has dimished slightly, but is still very apparent.
2:00-4:00 - Feeling no pain, but the euphoria is subsiding rapidly.
In my opinion, Dilaudid is a great drug, but like all opiates is extremely psychologically and physically addictive. It's dangers speak for themselves, but for me it's my little piece of heaven.
Exp Year: 2003 | ExpID: 21421 |
Gender: Male | |
Age at time of experience: Not Given | |
Published: May 6, 2004 | Views: 164,799 |
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