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Old 05-07-2011, 02:15 PM #1
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Default Benzos anyone?

How many of us have to take some sort of anti anxiety med?
Ativan, Klonopin, Xanax, valium etc?
Wonder how MSers stack up to the general population as far as needing these kinds of drugs.

I used to take Paxil then I was given Celexa to counter-balance some anxiety and I take Ativan as needed.
Guess in a way I am hoping its because of the MS.....
I never had issues until I started feeling "off balance while driving......then I started getting paranoid about driving which just made things worse. I fought it for about 13 years. Finally gave up and accepted some medicinal help........sigh........to this day it still bugs me that I could not beat it on my own.
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