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pink, I've heard that one can build up tolerance to the benzos, so your experience is probably not unheard of. I'm not sure I understood, but you aren't trying to equate the same mg of klonopin to your sister's xanax, are you?

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No, I was just saying... becuase I have been on Xanax as well... and neither of them made me feel that way when I take them during the day... I just thought it was interesting that she felt like that... Just shows the tolerance that I've built up.

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Do you feel you need more klonopin each day or are you happy with how the 0.75 mg is working for you?

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Maybe sometimes I just wish it would knock me out when I feel really, really bad (at home of course) and I'm just concerned as to why it doesn't.

They should make one really long acting benzo to be prescribed only when one's T is on vacation. It is active for the entire duration of the T's absence. Then you wake up and T is back. Ugh. I'm having a hard time here.