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| Member | Post Acute Withdrawal Symptom... anyone else got it?
Anyone else got PAWS from too much drinking or drug abuse? I have it, it's where while you're withdrawing from your addiction you get poor physical coordination, mental instability, and it can last for a little while or more... just curious if anyone else had or has it... plus I don't feel as comfortable as I used to posting in the ALCOHOLISM forums so I'm posting here =) |
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I'm having a hard time concentrating and am very agitated and nervous and restless a lot. I'm more uncoordinated too, I stumble or run into things and have a hard time with fine motor coordination - my fingers don't want to work right. My memory seems to be on vacation too, I forget things so much I sometimes think I have Alzheimers!
__________________ I'd rather live in my van with my dogs than live in a mansion without them. Dogs may not be our whole lives, but they make our lives whole. Plus que je connais les hommes, plus j'aime mon chien. (The more I know mankind, the more I love my dog) |
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Welcome to the MH forum Paulos!
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Its Me Agian, I Had It Real Bad And It Scared The Crap Outa Me. Eventually I Got Better, Thats When I Decided To Join The Fight For Recovery. And,,,it Is Like Altzhiemer's Disease, But It Goes Away In Time. Thiamine And Folic Acid For Six Mos. Helped Me Alot. Padre' |
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__________________ NOTE: All Big Book quotes are from the First Edition of the Big Book WHY DOGS LIVES ARE SO MUCH SHORTER THAN HUMANS: People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life -- like loving everybody all the time and being nice. Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they don't have to stay as long | |
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Paulos - I was the POSTER WOMAN for PAWS ... I learned t laugh at it. I knew it was going to subside, so what the heck. It was better than the stupid things I did ... drunk. LIke - and If rattled - I will do this to this day - get a cup of coffee at work - open sugar free thingy - tear open baggie - pour contents into trash - throw paper into coffee. I can't count the times I've done that. It's funny actually. One morning - I did that - right in front of about ten guests here at the hotel. I turned and saw them all amost ... looking at me. I said - "Hello, my name is *barb* and I'll be your pilot this morning" the entire group busted outlaughing ... and one guy says 'Man I HOPE not!' Learn to laugh at yourself. PAWS ... goes away.
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Yeah, definitely you have to laugh. I've got it, I guess. I keep stumbling, fell on a [I]carpet[I] yesterday. That's a carpet, not a rock or something. How does that happen??? We'll get better in time. Meanwhile, I guess we shouldn't take up stock car driving or attend sniper school, huh?
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__________________ NOTE: All Big Book quotes are from the First Edition of the Big Book WHY DOGS LIVES ARE SO MUCH SHORTER THAN HUMANS: People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life -- like loving everybody all the time and being nice. Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they don't have to stay as long | |
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