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Old 09-18-2008, 06:19 PM #1
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Default saw pdoc -- feel low. Question about benzos.
Hi,

Apparently the pdoc listened for 5 minutes. Or maybe I was feeling too low to "fake" it today.

He said I should not feel hung over from the Klonopin in the morning after taking it all these years. I'm not sure if he is right.
Does a person get over the hungover feeling from benzos?.

I always feel tired and have brain fog. I always feel like I could use a good nap.

I also feel depressed most of the time.
Actually, I think it is part of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but most docs here don't accept that dx so I have not mentioned that since the first session with him years ago.
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