Re: Dalmane Withdrawal

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Re: Dalmane Withdrawal

Posted by Abby N on August 25, 2001 at 10:18:38:
In Reply to: Re: Dalmane Withdrawal posted by David on August 24, 2001 at 12:28:36:
Congratulations David! Are you sleeping well as you taper?
Last night was my second night in a row using 0.25 mg clonazepam after a gradual drop from 0.375 mg. So far no major disturbances; things are going okay and I'm still sleeping. The tiny anxiety twinges are easy to ignore as long as I am busy with something fun and/or productive, and eventually they go away after each cut in dose.
I think I'm going to stay at the 0.25 mg for a while to let my body adjust -- I've done this taper a bit faster than recommended.
A.N.

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Re: Dalmane Withdrawal David 07:32 8/27/01 (5)

Re: Dalmane Withdrawal Abby N 09:25 8/27/01 (4)

Re: Dalmane Withdrawal David 12:51 8/27/01 (3)

Re: Dalmane Withdrawal Abby N 08:43 8/28/01 (0)

Re: Dalmane Withdrawal JoAnne 22:31 8/27/01 (1)

Re: Dalmane Withdrawal David 08:20 8/28/01 (0)

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