Re: Re: Hello Everyone/Tommie

December 18, 2006

Keliz I have taken Klonopin for years at bedtime. I have this problem. When I

lay down my brain goes in to double overtime. It sure helps me slow down a

bit.

I had one Dr. that had me on it 3 times a day quite a few years ago. And like

you said, I felt pretty zoned out. This was a quacky dr. too. He also put me on

that Serazone and I kept telling him it made me sick. And he told me that was

not a side effect. Strange it is off the market now. A friend finally talked me

into going to her Dr. Best move I ever made.

She is a really good Dr. There are a few left out there.

Jena

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Hello Everyone

>

> I have been offline for awhile due to pain issues. The new anti-

anxiety

> med is making me feel drugged. Then my dogs woke me up at the

crack of

> dawn wanting out. So today I feel tired. I finished all my

cookies and

> just have about a week to clean the house before Jeff's parents

come

> for Xmas.

> Welcome to all the newbies, you will like this forum everyone

here is

> soo sweet and kind.

> I wish everyone pain free days and the sun on your faces..

> keliz

>

December 19, 2006

Keliz

Klonopin is a good medicine. I take Xanax for anxiety. It works great. I use to

be on a very high dose. I took 4 1mg tablets per day. Not at once of course. It

took them a while to build me up as I wouldn't take it at first because it made

me so loopy. The doc told me I have to take it and it would level out as my body

got use to it and it did. So yes, you will get use to it, your body will adjust.

Then you won't be loopy, just calm! I still take Xanax, have for 12 yrs. But I

only take it PRN now, and only .25mg or .5 mg at a time. Usually I get by on

only taking it 4-5 times per month. So, my anxiety has gotten a LOT better.

What State do you live in that you are expecting snow, I can't remember.

~Tommie