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Posted by Maggie1970 on January 30, 2006, at 12:19:49
Saturday night I was very drunk, and very very down. My husband could not understand it. I become depressed sometimes, and I just want to go to bed and forget the world. Anyway, my mother was there, and she always starts something worse in me. So when we got home, I took klonopin, a lot of klonopin. My husband was angry, confused, worried. The next day I couldn't walk straight, and today again I am not back to myself. I am better, but he is angry, scared, worried again. I am just so down, but I feel guilty as well because what I did to him. Anyway, I'm trying to look online for how to get rid of too much klonopin in the body, but can't find anything. Is it just time? I don't usually drink, it was that one night celebration, and I won't be drinking again for a long time, it's not a great mix for me. Anyway, if anyone knows anyway to get rid of the effects, I would love to know, so I can think and walk straight, and not be so exhausted anymore, and God willing, get over the depression enough to get back to my normal schedule. I hate this beast, depression. Thanks for any thoughts on it (I'm already taking something called liver cleanse, which you take for a month, but if anyone knows anything else, I'd love to know. I was going to exercise today, but am unsteady on my feet still). I know that that is punishment enough to not be able to do the things to make you better, because you took too many pills. I am so angry at myself for what I did to me, to him, and I feel like I was doing so much better and fell back again. If anyone can relate, I would love to
hear from you. Thanks.
Posted by James K on January 30, 2006, at 13:27:10
In reply to too many klonopin - any way to counter effects?, posted by Maggie1970 on January 30, 2006, at 12:19:49
I'm just going by experience, so please, somebody jump in if i'm off base. It sounds like it's only been about 36 hours since you put the last substance into your bloodstream. I would expect to be still feeling something at that point. I would reccomend a good multivitamin and some coffee and some more time for now.
Any overdose you wake up from is a good one. The klonopin probably helped the hangover.
If you are talking about a LOT of pills, you may need more short term help than I can speculate on. I'm so sorry you're so depressed, I've been in and out of it deep lately. Please be careful
James K
Posted by Phillipa on January 30, 2006, at 18:10:59
In reply to Re: too many klonopin - any way to counter effects? » Maggie1970, posted by James K on January 30, 2006, at 13:27:10
I think at this point you just let it get out of your body. And klonopin has a long half-life. Give it time, drink pleanty of water and please don't do it again. Fondly, Phillipa
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