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Old 04-06-2011, 09:32 AM #10
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Make sure you really want the drug. I have a friend that is being made to get off this med after 10 years. She has parkensons. It does cause addiction, and the good must outweigh the negative. I do take zanax on occassion, but not regularly, as I am afraid of the same thing. Getting off any of these meds can be hard. Good luck to you in what ever you choose to do. ginnie
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