breakcorefiend
Bluelighter
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- Jan 22, 2011
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evening all, been ages since i've been here!
Offft...Out back with a blazing fire and head full of 1p....10 years of therapy in one night. Drugs are bad mkaay...
Oops.
Hugs to you xoxox
Loaded question: Was it worth it?
UGH it's 11pm on a Sunday! How did the weekend pass so quickly?!?
Can you maybe try an equivalent taper of Diclazepam? Before I decided to go 'fuck it' and go to the doctors to get on a diazepam taper I subbed in diclazepam and it worked fine with the added benefit of being far less sedating while still working as far as not inducing withdrawals went and still letting me sleep fairly well, reductions in dose allowing. That's if getting up in the morning and being monged is a consistent problem anyway, a lot of people find it far easier to function on diclaz than etiz I've found.
Good luck either way, fucking horrible thing to be addicted to. I miss benzos but not as much as I don't miss em.
cheers, yeah ive definately found getting up a great deal harder the last 2 mornings when id had etiz the night before compared to pyraz. Thats not surprising really considering that it is far more hypnotic and mongy. Last night I was just sat up in bed enjoying the strong heady buzz off the etiz for an hour, puffing on an ecig instead of going to sleep, as Ive not had it for a while its probably hitting me harder. I Must remember not to use it on work nights. Its too risky that I wont be on the ball enough quickly enough to realise i have to get up and get ready straight away when the alarm goes off.8( I forgot to do one of the basic standard tasks at work today too. Boss aint gonna be impressed. Im blaming that on the fucking etiz too.
To save the day though I'd forgotten that i'd still got half a baggie of pyrazolam powder stashed away.So gonna mix that now, and will have a pyraz/diclaz cocktail tonight. I negelected to keep notes in my real paper diary of my dose reductions, but im sure i posted them on here, so i'll have a trawl through to find what dose id reduced to, to save me unneccesarrily going back up again.