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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: East of the River, in the Quiet Corner
Posts: 1,238
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: East of the River, in the Quiet Corner
Posts: 1,238
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Sleeping meds...
I have been on the klonopin for 2 years at the same dose, and it still works exactly the same.
Previous to the klonopin, I was on Ativan for 7+ years at the same dose, and it took that long for the Ativan to become slightly less effective (hence the switch to the klonopin).
I have been on the Trazodone for about 6 years - works the same now as it did back then.
I have heard of some people who have trouble with sleeping meds becoming ineffective, but I have really not had that problem. If I take my meds I sleep well. If I forget to take them I can't fall asleep, and if I do fall asleep by some miracle I have the most horrible, restless, unrefreshing sleep ever... most of my sleep problems do seem to stem for the anxiety that I have, but also from the pain and other physical stuff.
So, for me, I think bedtime meds are necessary for life.
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