Hey @RxVeritas 
There are some key points to be aware of. The dosage of Gabapentinoids required to manage severe withdrawal are much higher than what might be used to treat nerve pain. This can lead to a severe tolerance to the effects of the drugs building in only just a few days. When I've been sick and gone totally crazy with Pregabalin, I could barely feel anything by day 4 so use wisely.
Utilize the lack of cross-tolerance between the Benzodiazepines and Gabapentinoids. Perhaps go hard with your Pregabalin for 3 days, followed by two days of small doses of Gabapentin (300mg-600mg) and relying heavily on the Benzodiazepines. Don't throw everything at the wall all at once. Be strategic about this.
You will likely have 4 days of pretty shitty symptoms. You will only start to regain your feelings and your happiness after two weeks or so, but these feelings will come in bursts. Use these feelings to motivate you to keep going.
Absolutely, I believe you should consider stepping down onto a low dose of Buprenorphine, (1mg-2mg) for a short while while you get your head straight. You need to get your head straight as the body is just one component of this. Once you are able to live as an adult again and feel you can trust yourself, then taper the Buprenorphine slowly over the course of a month or two. I will teach you volumetric dosing for this purpose if you'd like.
DO NOT START COMPULSIVELY TAKING YOUR COMFORT MEDICATIONS. THEY ARE JUST TOOLS.
There are some key points to be aware of. The dosage of Gabapentinoids required to manage severe withdrawal are much higher than what might be used to treat nerve pain. This can lead to a severe tolerance to the effects of the drugs building in only just a few days. When I've been sick and gone totally crazy with Pregabalin, I could barely feel anything by day 4 so use wisely.
Utilize the lack of cross-tolerance between the Benzodiazepines and Gabapentinoids. Perhaps go hard with your Pregabalin for 3 days, followed by two days of small doses of Gabapentin (300mg-600mg) and relying heavily on the Benzodiazepines. Don't throw everything at the wall all at once. Be strategic about this.
You will likely have 4 days of pretty shitty symptoms. You will only start to regain your feelings and your happiness after two weeks or so, but these feelings will come in bursts. Use these feelings to motivate you to keep going.
Absolutely, I believe you should consider stepping down onto a low dose of Buprenorphine, (1mg-2mg) for a short while while you get your head straight. You need to get your head straight as the body is just one component of this. Once you are able to live as an adult again and feel you can trust yourself, then taper the Buprenorphine slowly over the course of a month or two. I will teach you volumetric dosing for this purpose if you'd like.
DO NOT START COMPULSIVELY TAKING YOUR COMFORT MEDICATIONS. THEY ARE JUST TOOLS.
