So, what does this pill do? *THUD*
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gridloreFirst day on the latest variation of medications.
After snorting, inhaling, swallowing and rinsing every thing else, I decided to take one of my anti-anxiety pills to see how it worked. "May Cause Drowsiness" is a listed side effect. Took the tiny little pill, and ten minutes later I was sound asleep. I slept, off and on, for the next eight hours. Well, if you're off in dreamland it's hard to be anxious, right?
Setting these babies aside for "as needed" use.
After snorting, inhaling, swallowing and rinsing every thing else, I decided to take one of my anti-anxiety pills to see how it worked. "May Cause Drowsiness" is a listed side effect. Took the tiny little pill, and ten minutes later I was sound asleep. I slept, off and on, for the next eight hours. Well, if you're off in dreamland it's hard to be anxious, right?
Setting these babies aside for "as needed" use.
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Date: 19 Feb 2011 01:07 (UTC)Would you believe I'm still conscious after three milligrams of that stuff? :) Neither does my dentist!
Warning to one who is just starting (relatively speaking) from one who wasn't warned at all: benzos are addictive and has a vicious withdrawal syndrome. Ugh.