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Me again, I obviously didn't do a good job of pasting your last paragraph. Didn't mean to double paste those portions. For direct sourcing, just to clear up any confusion here is the post pasted in full from WORD OF WARNING:
Dear guys like some of you know, three months after becoming ill I was prescribed Larazipam for anxiety and Zopiclone for insommnia. Well initially I thought they were the answer to my prayers. 8 hours sleep and no anxiety and loads of energy. Well the evil truth is it wears off, Lorazipam is one of the evilest drugs about. I was given no information or warning and given them like smarties. They are so addictive you just end up taking more and more. They are harder to withdraw from than Heroin. The Zopiclone eventulally stops working too and the withdrawal from that is like nothing on Earth. So I am dealing with these things too at the moment. Not excusing myself but this is the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. I have minimal support from GP and have joined a drugs withdrawal forum. These chemicals can take years to leave your system apart form the other toxics we're dealing with. Try anything else, I know sometimes things get so bad you will try anything, but if I had been given the information at the time, no way would I have touched these drugs. I have been given 5 types of anti-depressants also, doctors will tell you some don't have withdrawal effects, don't believe it for one minute. All these tablets have the most bizarre effects on your body and brain. If you feel you need something, make sure your fully informed. Love Tracy xxxxx Withdrawal, vomiting, until you vomit blood. Incontinence, more insommnia, loss of appetite, addiction to alcohol, anger, more depression and anxiety, contractions in intestines, convulsions, the list is endless
POST #243724 - 09/14/07 06:51 AM by Tracy
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