Anxiety disorders are most common in the young and many doctors throw them at you.
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feel bad at what ive put my mum through
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Anxiety disorders are most common in the young and many doctors throw them at you.
teenage boredom i guess
its exactly the sort of drug that 'experimenting' teens end up taking when they cant find arguably less harmful and unaddictive classA drugs
It would back fire believe me.
Nah. boom, Pow, run
He already said it's because of anxiety problems. Benzodiazepines themselves are not very pleasurable compared to alcohol and recreational users rarely become addicted.
That is all.
OP needs to watch one of Leonardo Dicaprio's earlier films, The Basketball Diaries...
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0112461/
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0112461/
grammer police is about again. *better makes sure my spelling and grammer is perfect*
hats of to you admitting you have a problem OP..
What you need to do is to sit and talk to her, as for her birthday. you really are a late planner are you not? no matter a card would be in order, as well as choclates and or flowers maybe, even a meal if you can spare it, very hard to get a gift when you want it, normally lands up going wrong badly.
hats of to you admitting you have a problem OP..
What you need to do is to sit and talk to her, as for her birthday. you really are a late planner are you not? no matter a card would be in order, as well as choclates and or flowers maybe, even a meal if you can spare it, very hard to get a gift when you want it, normally lands up going wrong badly.
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i did give her a card, got her a present and we went out for a nice meal.
and yes ive seen the basketball diaries, and even though valium is antianxiety meds, ive had withdrawals similar to those shown in the films (like in trainspotting too), benzo withdrawal is one of the only things that can kill with withdrawals (along with alcohol).
and yes ive seen the basketball diaries, and even though valium is antianxiety meds, ive had withdrawals similar to those shown in the films (like in trainspotting too), benzo withdrawal is one of the only things that can kill with withdrawals (along with alcohol).
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I haven't got the slightest clue what you're on about
I need this explaining or did I do it twice in my sentence?
Well done, I really hope you get sorted. Some really insensitive people in here at times. I have seen first hand how bad Benzo addiction can be and it is very serious as you stated it is one of the withdrawals you can seizure, die from. I have had periods of very bad anxiety and know how tempting it is to do anything to get relief.
Best of luck to you.
Also it is advisable you take a look over at: http://www.drugs-forum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=288
Some people there that have gone through this and come out of the other side. They will give you real advice on a taper plan and things to help you get back on track.
Skipping past inevitable pages of crap.... how did the dinner go? Did she have a nice time? Might be a nice idea to do it again, somewhat on a semi-regular basis if you can afford it. You could also cook for her at some point. Perhaps I'm jumping to conclusions, but since you're only talking about your mum, I guess your dad isn't around? How about siblings? Regardless, as long as you're keeping up with your life, and I hope you are, keep in contact - it'll be a joy to her to see you healthier, day to day, and I doubt me if it's gonna get old too soon. Congratulations on getting it together man, all the best.