Does Anyone Know Why We Have Windows?

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I'm curious as to why we have windows.  Days of "normal" function, no sx.  Then BAM!!!  Sx hit hard out of nowhere.    Why does that happen?  Is it a chemical thing or something?

 

 

Anyone have any insight?

 

 

TRY

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It just our bodies adjusting to the lack of the drug in our system . It adjusts / stabilises and then we do another taper and so on . This will eventually stop once off the meds completely

Tragaz

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I'm curious as to why we have windows.  Days of "normal" function, no sx.  Then BAM!!!  Sx hit hard out of nowhere.    Why does that happen?  Is it a chemical thing or something?

 

 

Anyone have any insight?

 

 

TRY

 

Try:

 

I was wondering where you were.....

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Hi Bets,

 

I've been busy.  Decided to check in. 

 

Hope you are doing well.

 

 

TRY

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Maybe read Parker's "What is happening in my brain".

good description of what happens.

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Hi Bets,

 

I've been busy.  Decided to check in. 

 

Hope you are doing well.

 

 

TRY

 

TRY:

 

Glad to see you did not come down with Ebola. ~~ Bets

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It just our bodies adjusting to the lack of the drug in our system . It adjusts / stabilises and then we do another taper and so on . This will eventually stop once off the meds completely

Tragaz

 

Yes, the windows and waves phenomena will eventually stop.  But this continues for most of us long after the taper ends.  Right up until we are healed.  This takes time.  And the time this takes varies greatly from person-to-person.

 

I believe the body is constantly in a battle trying to reach homeostasis, during benzo withdrawal as well as recovery.  Sometimes the body gets it right, (windows), and sometimes the body does not, (waves).  Eventually there are more windows than waves and then eventually a window opens and it never closes.  This equals being healed, in my opinion.