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dmplaura 09-29-2008 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by 0357 (Post 378775)
[SIZE="3"]My doctor put my on a low dose of Klonopin (comes in generic too). If you are on Part D for prescriptions it will not be covered But Rx Outreach will cover a 3 month supply for $30 even with Part D; look under Useful Website on the last page if you have Part D and are prescribed this.

Same here with the low dose of Klonopin (Clonazepam), and it helped my sleeping DRAMATICALLY. Not to mention all my burning pain. Definitely was my wonder 'drug' ;)

weegot5kiz 09-29-2008 12:35 PM

I was on the klonopin to help ease the severe neck spasm I was having, it worked pretty darn good, am not on it anymore, one of the side effects was the desire to play role playing games lol hiya laura:hug:

No I am on LDN now and have cut all my other meds out and the amount of spasm now on LDN is equal to the klonopin, so for me its working out

I did find it to be one med I did like it worked

dmplaura 09-29-2008 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by weegot5kiz (Post 378960)
one of the side effects was the desire to play role playing games lol hiya laura:hug:

LMAO! That means if Erin starts taking Clonazepam she's going to turn into a Fire Wizard? :eek: .... or an Ice Wizard if Clonazepam dulls the burning pain. Har har!

Erin524 09-29-2008 04:47 PM

What happens if you take Ambien? (that's what they offered me today)

Hopefully I wont be sleep-driving myself to McDonald's to sleep-eat a Big Mac.

dmplaura 09-29-2008 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Erin524 (Post 379111)
What happens if you take Ambien? (that's what they offered me today)

Hopefully I wont be sleep-driving myself to McDonald's to sleep-eat a Big Mac.

Don't know anything about Ambien beyond the name.

weegot5kiz 09-29-2008 05:15 PM

i have taken it, my doc warned me to be where i wanted to be 20 minutes after I take it, he was right, found my self on back porch crashed out watching tv outside:Bang-Head:

Erin I hope it works great for you, enough is enough, time for a positive note

Erin524 09-29-2008 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by weegot5kiz (Post 379133)
i have taken it, my doc warned me to be where i wanted to be 20 minutes after I take it, he was right, found my self on back porch crashed out watching tv outside:Bang-Head:

Erin I hope it works great for you, enough is enough, time for a positive note

I bought a pill splitter. The PA I talked to thought that would be a good idea since I seem to be sensitive to a lot of medications. Plus, the last time I took an Ambien was about 1996. The first time I'd ever taken one, I took it full strength. Woke up later that night and the room was bright red, and my tv was crawling across the floor. I'm never taking it full strength again, even now. No matter how tired I am.

She gave me a Rx for the older version of Ambien, since with the AmbienCR, you cant use a pill splitter with that. The older stuff you can.

weegot5kiz 09-29-2008 11:11 PM

Erin I hope get some rest tonight:hugs:

Erin524 09-29-2008 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by weegot5kiz (Post 379488)
Erin I hope get some rest tonight:hugs:

Me too. I hope the Ambien works and doesnt make me feel weird in the morning.

weegot5kiz 09-29-2008 11:53 PM

erin it may give you a bit of amnesia, but its not always a factor, I know it did takea bit to get going when I was on it but not like La Evil


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