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tlc&more5 Nov 2011
All I can tell you is what my doctor told me. I started taking it 2 months ago. He said if I had to be on it long term that we would "ween" me off by decreasing the dosage gradually. It takes a little while this way but it is the safest and easiest way to do it without suffering through withdrawls. I'm not a medical expert though, so you should talk to your doctor and see what he suggests. Good luck my friend! If you need anyone to talk to let me know and let us know how you are doing!
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