Re: Tingly fingers - -Rose

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Lol - Not nosily at all Rose, any info any of us have on here is for

everyone to jump in on

I didn't realise for quite a while that D's tingly stuff was from the

withdrawals, but then found it in the fine print amongst the benzo withdrawl

info at the UK site. He used to describe it as 'my hands feel funny', and in

his case it was always at the time that he had the light sensitivity etc as

well from a reduction, so we were pretty definite about it's cause.

Makes you wonder just how much these drugs affect them overall doesn't it,

like what 'don't' they cause problems with I used to be think....still do of

course, but not quite as much as I did with the good ole benzos

----- Original Message -----

> Thanks - I was nosily reading your post to and was relieved

to hear

> the bit about tingly hands. Ben gets tingly fingers quite often (only

since we started

> withdrawal), and these odd feelings are part of the reason he is doing a

lot of

> panicking. So this morning I was able to tell him about , to try

to make him

> understand that it doesn't necessarily signal the onset of a seizure.

>

> Take care

> Rose Toms