femaletrouble
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Is it possible that some one who has been dependant on diazepam for over a decade an is been tapered very gradually be ever truely free of benzos if they are a natualy anxious person
Ive been on diazepam prescribed from dr for the past 12yrs. But they are taperin me an ive got a years supply of xanax of the streets i supplement them with. Plus codeine limited supplie. Rc benzo clonanzolamYes, it definitely is. What's better, to sugar-coat the situation and lead someone to destruction or to paint the picture in black and white so they know what they're up against? The latter, in my opinion, better prepares the individual in question for success. If I tell somebody that their Benzodiazepine withdrawal will take a long-weekend and shouldn't interfere with their functioning, they will be pretty dejected by the time the second month of pain comes around.
So, my point is that you need to prepare yourself for a long-process of maintenance, without expectinganything too soon. Luckily, if you're on good terms with our prescriber, you can take the taper as slowly as you want. I would suggest looking into a few different medications to help with the anxiety issues throughout the process and even afterward, considering anxiety has been a big issue for you in the past.
Before I list a slew of potentials, what do you have experience with in the past other than Benzodiazepines?