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Bluelighter
Wow, talk about unlucky...it's weird/good: I've never yet taken a drug I've enjoyed that I've been allergic to. Funnily enough, I've never been allergic to any drug I've taken.
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Alcohol Swollen red hands- alcohol related?
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Wasted_talent
Bluelighter
Back the the origional poster; inherownwright. Sorry I can't type.
There are soo many problems associated with alcohol addiction. I very rarely drank until in my 30's. Since then I've been to many classes, group therapy, CBT, day therapy. It's really up to you when giving up. Personally; I tend to swap from one thing to the next. Benzo's are really addictive, but when I get over the initial gaba withdrawl; with Ben or Booze, I see things much sharper and more clear.
It does take up to 3 weeks until my thoughts thought this isn't worth it.
Then relapse thinking about things that are messed up in my life.
'They say' alcohol takes about 6 months to clear the system; but 2-to-3 weeks really does make a difference.
Librium; I think was the first benzo, or at least a very early one. It will assist you, if you choose it as a new addiction is up to yourself and genetic makeup. Each person is different though. The red swollen hands, the feeling of bloatatness; kidney problems, a cough from the irritent of toxicity. Not to mention damage to the pancreas, the brain.
Please make the effort to give up.
Best of luck.
There are soo many problems associated with alcohol addiction. I very rarely drank until in my 30's. Since then I've been to many classes, group therapy, CBT, day therapy. It's really up to you when giving up. Personally; I tend to swap from one thing to the next. Benzo's are really addictive, but when I get over the initial gaba withdrawl; with Ben or Booze, I see things much sharper and more clear.
It does take up to 3 weeks until my thoughts thought this isn't worth it.
Then relapse thinking about things that are messed up in my life.
'They say' alcohol takes about 6 months to clear the system; but 2-to-3 weeks really does make a difference.
Librium; I think was the first benzo, or at least a very early one. It will assist you, if you choose it as a new addiction is up to yourself and genetic makeup. Each person is different though. The red swollen hands, the feeling of bloatatness; kidney problems, a cough from the irritent of toxicity. Not to mention damage to the pancreas, the brain.
Please make the effort to give up.
Best of luck.