Klonopin - what to expect

I really have no experience with this class of drugs, I had valium once before dental surgery, but I can't say I remember it (thank god).

Just like to hear input on what to expect.

AnnieK

undertoe

Post edited by: undertoe, at: 05/09/2008 19:08

Blessings,

Beccaboo

and yes. i often wonder if one day they'll tell us that all these meds cause some horrible disease or shorten life expectancy. they're always so excited when they come up with a new one, but new means not studied as much as the old ones. but they have fewer side effects, say the docs. but how do you know for sure what it's all doing inside me when i'm taking 5 different meds multiple times during the day? it's weird and a little scary, but i suppose it's the price i pay for being this stable right now. i wouldn't give up my meds no matter what...

I think the only good part about getting older (and don't EVEN get me started about getting older...) is that you really start to know 'who you are'.

You'ved watched yourself screw up, make ridiculous decisions and make insane trouble for yourself. But, sometimes with AMAZING results. Those bold, ballsy decisions - the ones that when you tell the story from beginning, middle to end - make people remark with admiration, amazement, congratulations. It's cool.

Medicine is cool more, though.

so here's to all the stupidity that taught us to be the smart, interesting, beautiful women we are today. like my friend told me, "we're not damaged. we're tempered, like a knife blade".

you go girl

peace.