alcoholics have WD sx more from Benzos- than others- I don’t believe that

[[Lo...]]

Yes, disequilibrium combined with weak legs, complete and utter fatigue and a flurry of panic attacks is what got me on my knees, too...

[[La...]]

You nailed it, LF. I've been awake and crying since 3:30 a.m. today.

[[Lo...]]

So sorry, Lapis2.

[[La...]]

Thanks, LF. Really terrifying experience.

[[be...]]

I feel for you, lapis.

[[La...]]

Thank you, benzogirl. The internal conflict between muscles that want to move one way and the dizziness that wants to push them the other is beyond belief. I'm not sure I have the right words.

[[be...]]

I don't think there are any words, but to please go away.

[[La...]]

Yessiree! Right.

[[Sw...]]

Following

[[be...]]

Yessiree! Right.

 

[[Bi...]]

I have read a few reports that say people with the Gene for Alcoholism (GABRG3) do have a harder time with benzo's and all other "gabaergic drugs" in general.

 

https://www.onhealth.com/content/1/gene_for_alcoholism_is_discovered_gaba_and_gabrg3

Dang! I am alcoholic and probably genetic with so many of my family alcoholics. I don’t drink now  but when I did I would abuse K the next day to recover and it worked.

No wonder I was so “helped” by the K in the early years and could not bring myself to get rid of my stach after I completed my taper— which was my downfall this time- having a supply in a bad moment of my life.

 

Yes it sucks.  Thank you for 10,000 years of drinking to screw up our genes forefathers.