Limpet_Chicken
Bluelighter
It is called 'logic'.
Most neurotypical folk would do well to try it, indeed, whilst it appears far from addictive to them, they would do well to attempt to make it habit-forming.
Otherwise, just on regular pain and anticonvulsant meds (morphine IM, IR oxycodone at min. 80mg/d as 10mg caps, so have a fair degree of fine tuning, and chlormethiazole for the latter purpose, occasionally nitrazepam if I have to supplement the chlormethiazole with a longer acting GABAergic Not too bright of them, but asked ages back, a couple of years, for a nitrazepam script for a few months then to taper off, all planned in advance, due to an unavoidable and shitty situation, but they just gave him 2x5mg moggies a day and after the first couple of weekly refills, they just threw it on his repeat meds refill slips and left it there. He doesn't use it anything like as often as they prescribe it's use, certainly not daily, sooner use far higher doses once in a while, when really needed. Stupid and negligent to just leave him with an infinite benzo script, particularly one as strong as moggies are, at 10mg/day, but damned if he is going to say anything to his doctors because of course, benzos are a scarce resource, and not one to be thrown away casually, since it'd be next to impossible to regain the infinite script, hell to get any at all, ever, and even if he did manage, that still leaves the risk that he might have a truly awful day and NEED a strong dose of a benzo a couple of times to avoid coming apart at the seams, and not having them right there, means he could easily end up waiting all day and night, getting up and to the surgery for 8am to get an appointment, only to find when he gets to the appointment the doctors won't help.
So bugger that, he's keeping the infinite, negligently forever refilled automatically script, and no way in hell is he about to say anything to his GP about it. About as much chance of that, as there is of finding liquid helium in hell.
Most neurotypical folk would do well to try it, indeed, whilst it appears far from addictive to them, they would do well to attempt to make it habit-forming.
Otherwise, just on regular pain and anticonvulsant meds (morphine IM, IR oxycodone at min. 80mg/d as 10mg caps, so have a fair degree of fine tuning, and chlormethiazole for the latter purpose, occasionally nitrazepam if I have to supplement the chlormethiazole with a longer acting GABAergic Not too bright of them, but asked ages back, a couple of years, for a nitrazepam script for a few months then to taper off, all planned in advance, due to an unavoidable and shitty situation, but they just gave him 2x5mg moggies a day and after the first couple of weekly refills, they just threw it on his repeat meds refill slips and left it there. He doesn't use it anything like as often as they prescribe it's use, certainly not daily, sooner use far higher doses once in a while, when really needed. Stupid and negligent to just leave him with an infinite benzo script, particularly one as strong as moggies are, at 10mg/day, but damned if he is going to say anything to his doctors because of course, benzos are a scarce resource, and not one to be thrown away casually, since it'd be next to impossible to regain the infinite script, hell to get any at all, ever, and even if he did manage, that still leaves the risk that he might have a truly awful day and NEED a strong dose of a benzo a couple of times to avoid coming apart at the seams, and not having them right there, means he could easily end up waiting all day and night, getting up and to the surgery for 8am to get an appointment, only to find when he gets to the appointment the doctors won't help.
So bugger that, he's keeping the infinite, negligently forever refilled automatically script, and no way in hell is he about to say anything to his GP about it. About as much chance of that, as there is of finding liquid helium in hell.
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