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Old 10-27-2013, 04:37 PM #11
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Default Hi Adamo
Neither drug is fun to wean off. Both present issues, which a lot of people do feel. I want you to know however there is an END to the withdraw effects. Eventually you even out, and feel better. It does take some doing, but in the end you may be better off. 2 mg. is quite a bit of klonopin. Ginnie
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