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On December 8, 2006, Federal legislation was passed allowing physicians to treat up to 100 opioid dependent patients with Suboxone at any given time—a significant increase from the previous limit of 30 patients.

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These opioid dependent patients share, in their own words, how treatment with SUBOXONE has allowed them to manage their disease and focus on other aspects of their lives. Their personal feelings and situations don't necessarily reflect the experiences of every patient treated with SUBOXONE.

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John's Story
John's recreational use of opioids derailed his college education and his future. Thanks to his commitment, he's back on track at age 24.

Greg's Story
Greg's opioid use for surgical pain grew into dependence that almost cost him his family. Today he's enjoying all the things he values.

LeeAnn and Greg's Story
LeeAnn and Greg felt the strain of opioid dependence on their 14-year marriage. Now LeeAnn is Greg's most supportive caregiver.

Lauren's Story
Lauren is a wife and a mother who became dependent on prescription opioid painkillers after going through numerous surgeries.

Ellis's Story
In his 50s now, Ellis spent most of his adult life dependent on opioids, but never stopped trying to beat his addiction.

Dave's Story
Dave has struggled with addiction since his teens, sometimes getting and staying clean for years, and then slipped back.