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BigBlock21
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I've been taking 1mg of Klonopin 3x daily for a couple years now. I was on a similar dose of xanax in the past to go with it, but I have dropped that.
I feel I still need this medicine and it helps my anxiety greatly. The problem is I have the memory of a goldfish and I think it's the Klonopin. I've read that with long term use memory effects can be especially bad, can last for 6 months or more after stopping the drug, and could even be permanent.
I'm only 24. I don't want the memory of a 94 year old for the rest of my life, and I don't want it to get worse. I seem to have a lot of trouble picking worRAB...like it's "right on the tip of my tongue" feeling. I also frequently forget what I'm talking about mid-sentence.
Has anyone else had to deal with this? I don't know what to do, it really helps my anxiety, but it screws me up in other ways. People ask me if I'm on drugs, it must be kinda obvious. Not to mention the labido is zero. I wonder if it is a bad idea to continue to stay on this type of medication? I need *something* for anxiety, it has helped me greatly, and, I wish I would have sought help sooner...
I just don't want to end up like Tommy Chong by the time I'm 30...
I feel I still need this medicine and it helps my anxiety greatly. The problem is I have the memory of a goldfish and I think it's the Klonopin. I've read that with long term use memory effects can be especially bad, can last for 6 months or more after stopping the drug, and could even be permanent.
I'm only 24. I don't want the memory of a 94 year old for the rest of my life, and I don't want it to get worse. I seem to have a lot of trouble picking worRAB...like it's "right on the tip of my tongue" feeling. I also frequently forget what I'm talking about mid-sentence.
Has anyone else had to deal with this? I don't know what to do, it really helps my anxiety, but it screws me up in other ways. People ask me if I'm on drugs, it must be kinda obvious. Not to mention the labido is zero. I wonder if it is a bad idea to continue to stay on this type of medication? I need *something* for anxiety, it has helped me greatly, and, I wish I would have sought help sooner...
I just don't want to end up like Tommy Chong by the time I'm 30...