If you've been in and out of rehab four times I'm guessing you've had a limited amount of success if not more in your quest to taper off Benzo's.
So you know it is possible.That your psychological addiction might out weigh your physical addiction, that you can go without them, or at least of a reduced dosage.
I'm sure you've been told how imperative it is to taper off a little at at time for along time.
If not you need to be told. Extremely slow!! Don't shock your system.Control your withdrawls by doing this more than they control you. Remind yourself that as you become scared,enraged,confused that if absolutely necessary the bottle is at arms reach.But how are you going to be objective? I can't. I'm a 10 year
klonopin addict. I know where you are.
Just to walk out the door....exactly!!!I've said it word for word.
Doctors amazingly with their "education" have there heads up there ass regarding benzo's.
The same doctors that got me hooked cut me off abruptly.I don't trust them for ********************!
Avoid your triggers as much as possible.
I know this seems impossible when everything becomes a trigger, but it's not.It's going to take a long time.Remind yourself of what these pills have done to your life, your mind, Get mad at them!
I educated myself on the withdrawl symptoms before actually going through them.For me that was a bad idea.Kind of like looking down a cliff before you jump head first. Don't look down if you don't have or want to.
I'm still on 2 to four mg of klonopin a day as well as abusing
valium along with it.I have successfully in the past slowly tapered down to almost nothing.It's very hard, but more importantly very possible!!
Good luck.Please keep me updated.The high for me,however you want to call it is not what it used to be.I can't take enough.They have consumed me.My concentration.My mind,personality.You can do it,you just have to make a decision and be dilligent.Way easier said than done.It can be done,it has been done many many times!