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Old 03-16-2013, 05:49 PM #13
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So when the Xanax wears off you have more pain, and want another Xanax.... it is a very common trap.

There is alot about this on the net. I just haven't put it all together yet. But Cyclelops here ran into this problem. If you search members list for her recent posts, she goes into her
battle with Klonopin.

So yes, in the short run there is relief...but as time passes you enter into the cycle of more pain, needing more Benzo. It is rather inevitable IMO.
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