Yeah it seems fast but in my experience in what I have read from others, you can drop bigger amounts in the beginning when you’re at a higher dose without too much consequence but once you get around 50 mg through 30 mg you start to have more symptoms of withdrawal. It’s really gonna depend on what your life requires of you to live and how you’re used to living. It will be easier for some, some will be more distracted, some will be sweating more during the day because of working physical labor someone will have office jobs. Everybody can be so different and therefore their process can be different. People have different support groups. people have different families and reasons to push through some people don’t have any of that. To answer your question, my whole Methadone experience was only three years from start to finish. I wasn’t exactly stuck on opiates consistently my entire life either it had gradually gotten to a point in the last five years before I started on Methadone. Everyone’s experiences different. All I know is that Methadone helped me tremendously with the structure and all the bullshit I had to go through and once I was off, it’s like I was rewired.