Clonidine is supposed to be a bit of a minor miracle cure for RLS but is prescription-only afaik. I have some here but not needed to use 'em yet so can't report my own findings. RLS is my personal w/d symptom from hell. Was always that one that broke me. When it gets to the stage your whole body is just
thrumming with R'L'S on the third/fourth day I just can't take it anymore and broke every single time. Well, aside from that last time, obviously.
Zopiclone is probably easier to get from yer GP as flashes less of a red flag than actual benzos and would be a better option than sourcing benzos online cos there's a real difference psychologically between scripts and self-sourced drugs (imo, ime, ymmv, etc, etc). Bear in mind z-drugs are pretty much as habit-forming and heavy w/d-laden as benzos themselves though. Used short-term they should definitely help though
I always strongly recommend a long, slow, as comfortable as humanly possible taper to anybody who has been using for any real length of time if it's at all a viable option. Pushing too hard tends to make relapse (not just during w/d itself but also afterwards for some reason) all but inevitable (again imo, ime, ymmv, etc, etc). Think it's a psychological thing. Addicted folk's brains work differently to "normal" brains - the motivation, reward and general good brainchems stuffs are all screwed up and put up a helluva fight along the way. You truly do come to believe what they are telling you: that it is too hard, too much to bear, ultimately not worth it cos you did your best and that is all anybody can ask so you really should just have a lil of what you need to make it all go away cos you really did try so very, very hard and is no shame in beating a tactical retreat, regrouping and try again another time cos it was never really
that bad was it. The Big Lie as somebody I know who recently quit opies so very aptly christened it.
The long 'n' slow taper approach also mostly avoids the lack of sleep, incidentally. And the RLS. And the gut issues. And, well most of the w/d symptoms in general. That's kinda the point of it. Why make w/d harder than it needs to be? Is fukkin hellish as it is without getting all masochistic about it. Should only really be the last push when you get the real w/d symptoms - the rest of the way down is more just feeling kinda ropey but nowt too unbearable - and by the time you get to the endgame you've tapered enough to make it a far less daunting drop-off.