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I have been prescribed Klonopin in the past but decided not to take it because I was afraid of it. I have a highly addictive personality. However, I astonished myself by quitting smoking within the last year. But now I’m crazy irritable & anxious and these feelings are leading me into depression. I have an appointment with my MD Thursday to go over my meds. I’m wondering if Klonopin comes up again I should give it a go. I’m concerned if I would be just replacing a vice for another vice…. or should I keep in mind I am capable of quitting an addiction should it come to that.
Does anyone have any experience in quitting both? And if so how does it compare? |
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Cigs were much harder for me to give up than klonopin. But I was able to give up cigarettes in 1994. I gave up regular use of klonopin last year, but have had to start back using it this year because my anxiety has come back. I gave it up for a year. I weaned myself off and didn't have any trouble.
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I'm on a low dose of klonopin but don't have any experience with quitting cigs. However, I can stop and start the klonpoin without any issues.
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MissApathetic TMS Fall 2016 Effexor, Klonpin, Xanax, Seroquel, Welbutrin, Topimax, Naltraxone (off label), Lunesta, B12, Vit D3, Major Treatment Resistent Depression, ADD, Anxiety, PTSD, Panic Attacks #Metoo Depression eats life
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