Pill2Chill
Bluelight Crew
How is it irresponsible? Yeah one could consider it to be irresponsible to not take medications like benzos everday because of it's physical dependence. IMO, I know my body and how it response to drugs well enough that I can only take them for ~2 weeks, have a 2 week + and few days break, and be fine. No worries about any alteration to my life with this use (I don't consume all of my script in those two weeks, I 'get rid of' say maybe on average 18-23mg of clonazepam or now with alprazolam the same quantity. So I'm not taking ~3-5mg of a high potency benzo everyday in those ~two week (I'm taking pretty close to what is prescribed). I've been doing it every month for over a year, so I don't see this as a problem in any way.
I do take my methadone every day (besides on days where I have heroin, like today with the two dime bags worth, and only use the heroin) because of my dependency to it, and notably for the past few months having the script last the full 30 days. I'd start dealing with WD symptoms after 2 days with out any opioid taken, which do influence my life negatively in certain case. If I dealt with same trouble that I have with opioids/WD when it comes to benzos, I obviously wouldn't be doing this type of habit (or be able to do it). I wouldn't consider doing this if I didn't have the experience and knowledge of drugs, and have the understanding of my body + drugs that I do. I def wouldn't recommend it to most people (I always push people to go to therapy before trying benzos, unless its almost a purely physical problem [I consider my RLS and PLMS in this cat, as therapy couldn't significantly help with these issues]). Benzos should be avoided as much as possible for problems that have the potential to last 30+ days as to help prevent as many individuals from becoming dependent, and its quite silly to take a drug for mental problems that will have an elevated level of anxiety from where the level that caused them to start the benzos in the first place, once they discontinue their use (even with a well designed taper - not all tapers work quite the way they desired, and they sadly will have to deal with the negative modifcations of GABAa nerve transmission from daily benzodiazepine use.
^I meant it's irresponsible on behalf of the doc. If he knows you should've run out by now it's irresponsible not helping you get your refill in time.
Don't know if he knows you're not physically dependant though, if he does it's not as bad.
Ofcourse it still sucks. :D
And yes, I agree that benzos should be avoided for obvious reasons. Good thing my friends all witnessed my downfall due to benzos. It made them alot more aware of the possible dangers so they hardly indulge, if at all. That's about the only good thing that came from my heavy benzo addiction.
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