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Addiction & Recovery

JayhawkSD

(3,163 posts)

10. Yep. Normal and not unhealthy sensation.

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Mon Apr 22, 2019, 10:29 AM

Apr 2019

Go with it. Wanting to sleep is a lot better than wanting to drink.

Been there, done that. Hang in there one more day. Then one more.

I've done that (so far) 13,547 times and can tell you it gets easier.

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Does this ever happen to you? [View all] bif Apr 2019 OP

Yes. I stopped taking klonopin after 15 years. For almost two dewsgirl Apr 2019 #1

Congratulations to both of you. democratisphere Apr 2019 #2

Thank you, it is still very hard. It is the most difficult thing dewsgirl Apr 2019 #3

Your inner strength will get you through this. democratisphere Apr 2019 #5

+1 rampartc Apr 2019 #4

Yep. irisblue Apr 2019 #6

yes. it helped me. do what's necessary and good job. Kurt V. Apr 2019 #7

Thanks! It's nice to know I'm not the only one. bif Apr 2019 #8

Yes. wendyb-NC Apr 2019 #9

Yep. Normal and not unhealthy sensation. JayhawkSD Apr 2019 #10

It does seem to be getting easier bif May 2019 #11