duneplanet
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I dont have the strength to retype so this is what i put in my other thread
Hi. I am still on benzos so I am functional enough to type, but i experienced the withdrawal last night and I am not strong enough right now to handle it. 3 years ago I was on klonopin for a year. I got off of it and ended up having psychotic symptoms for a whole year after. Now 2 years after that terrible detox i got myself back on, starting with ativan. I started 3 or 4 times a week and you know how it is, got that benzo memory, and started taking them back to back without realizing it. welp ended up addicted. this was about a month ago. So then they put me on librium to get off. They also switched blood pressure medicines, meaning i was having intense panic and palpitations so id take way more librium than i was supposed to without realizing it. I was a mess. Now my doc tried to detox me with giving me 25 mg of librium a day. I was taking about 50 mg, along with the occasional klonopin. I didnt sleep at all last night, and was near mental breakdown, as I am today. I took a klonopin this morning because I am so hopeless. Just a few hours of peace you know? Ive gotten 3 hours of sleep now. I am getting sweats and chills now. last time i withdrew from klonopin i was on so much psych medication that i could sleep. now is not the case. I cant go weeks without sleeping. one night without sleeping makes me very, very paranoid and delusional. I need help. I don't have the strength for this. I've just been crying and wanting it to end. My life was getting better for the first time in 15 years. (im 20 now, ive lived a miserable, miserable life) and i messed it all up. What can I do to sleep? Amytjomg? Please help trazadone didnt do anything. IM down to 10-15 mg of librium a day and it is hell. My doctor offered me lyrica/neurontin but I wanna know if you guys have any experiences with them. My doc is at a rehab so he wont even give me baclofen, so barbs are outta the question. What can I do? This is hell. Please someone shed some hope, light, anything.
Hi. I am still on benzos so I am functional enough to type, but i experienced the withdrawal last night and I am not strong enough right now to handle it. 3 years ago I was on klonopin for a year. I got off of it and ended up having psychotic symptoms for a whole year after. Now 2 years after that terrible detox i got myself back on, starting with ativan. I started 3 or 4 times a week and you know how it is, got that benzo memory, and started taking them back to back without realizing it. welp ended up addicted. this was about a month ago. So then they put me on librium to get off. They also switched blood pressure medicines, meaning i was having intense panic and palpitations so id take way more librium than i was supposed to without realizing it. I was a mess. Now my doc tried to detox me with giving me 25 mg of librium a day. I was taking about 50 mg, along with the occasional klonopin. I didnt sleep at all last night, and was near mental breakdown, as I am today. I took a klonopin this morning because I am so hopeless. Just a few hours of peace you know? Ive gotten 3 hours of sleep now. I am getting sweats and chills now. last time i withdrew from klonopin i was on so much psych medication that i could sleep. now is not the case. I cant go weeks without sleeping. one night without sleeping makes me very, very paranoid and delusional. I need help. I don't have the strength for this. I've just been crying and wanting it to end. My life was getting better for the first time in 15 years. (im 20 now, ive lived a miserable, miserable life) and i messed it all up. What can I do to sleep? Amytjomg? Please help trazadone didnt do anything. IM down to 10-15 mg of librium a day and it is hell. My doctor offered me lyrica/neurontin but I wanna know if you guys have any experiences with them. My doc is at a rehab so he wont even give me baclofen, so barbs are outta the question. What can I do? This is hell. Please someone shed some hope, light, anything.