Jump to content
Please Check, and if Necessary, Update Your BB Account Email Address as a Matter of Urgency ×
New Forum: Celebrating 20 Years of Support - Everyone is Invited! ×
  • Please Donate

    Donate with PayPal button

    For nearly 20 years, BenzoBuddies has assisted thousands of people through benzodiazepine withdrawal. Help us reach and support more people in need. More about donations here.

On the Eve of 2 years Benzo free CT


[We...]

Recommended Posts

Wow. Two years. It's really hard to believe it's been that long. I was forced to CT by the very Dr that prescribed the poison for 6+ yrs. I had no idea when I started this what I would endure. I lost family, friends, self confidence and at times what felt like my sanity. Yet it's hard to believe that I had it easier than some. I could feed myself, dress myself and had the support of an amazing husband. Unfortunately my daughter and son had to witness my pain. At first I couldn't drink water without vomiting. Then I lost my taste & smell. I couldn't eat or sleep. I truly felt if I could quietly die it would be best for all. However, I had a grandson that was temporarily living at our home with his parents. I believe his presence gave me the fight I needed to "seem normal". Some days I couldn't get out of bed until I "needed" to. Honestly the first 8 mos - 1yr are kind of a blur. I was here...going through the motions because I had too. I don't think I have yet to share the shear horror of what I went through. I don't think anyone would really understand. I myself am not sure of the extent of damage both physically and mentally. It's hard to share with others that my "addiction " isn't the norm. It's not something that heals in time. It's constantly changing. Good days now out number the bad. Sleep is finally not something I dread. I still have nights where I get only 2-3 hrs....but I have more nights that are 5-6!! I still dread public outings, riding in vehicles, I loose my car in parking lots, I forget way more than I used too...but I am stronger. The ONLY dr that ever validated my "journey " was a dentist I saw a few yrs ago. When I told him about my "allergy " to Benzodiazepines  and how I cam to quitting CT.,.he said "OMG...you must be one strong woman. I have NEVER met anyone who quit CT and was able to talk about it"! I have learned so much about myself the past 2 years. I'm stronger than I think and my husband loves me per our vows! ❤ Sending love and light to all of you on this journey! ❤❤❤

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Who's Online (See full list)

    • [Ma...]
    • [Fe...]
    • [Ta...]
    • [bw...]
    • [Jo...]
    • [ra...]
    • [li...]
    • [Bl...]
    • [ne...]
    • [Ro...]
    • [SB...]
    • [Sh...]
    • [Cu...]
    • [On...]
    • [ro...]
    • [Pa...]
    • [El...]
    • [Le...]
×
×
  • Create New...