Librium
Left the bottle behind 4/16/2015
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: NC
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I've used it several times, though it only seemed to work the first time I tried it. It worked great then. Any subsequent attempts to use it for withdrawals didn't go so well, though. It was like I became immune to it.
I have taken it for alcohol withdrawals and was very thankful I had it. It is prescribed to help prevent the more serious withdrawal symptoms such as seizures. It is doubtful that the doctor would have prescribed enough to become addicted, only the minimum to get through the worst of the withdrawals for your son.
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Conyers Ga
Posts: 6
He only prescribed 7 days for him and it was prescribed for the withdrawals. He hasn't taken it yet, but I was just curious to see if it was beneficial in helping others. I do appreciate everyone's feedback.
My partner is doing the same thing for 7 days. He is on day 3. They have been amazing because he is able to jump into AA meetings which he wwould not be able to do if he were having symptoms. He is sleeping properly at night which helps his mental state greatly. It's been an absolute gift!
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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Idaho
Posts: 19
It worked great for me. I had horrible anxiety, sleeplessness, and night terrors with my prior withdrawals/attempts at quitting which always led me back to drinking. I'm grateful for the Librium. I'm 5 months sober now. Your son does need to be mindful though about not becoming addicted to it (which he shouldn't if taken as prescribed). I was worried about that, but I came off it easily (and my doc gave me a month's supply). I'm not sure where I would be today without it. Wish you and your son the best!
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