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Clonopin addict

I've been taking Clons for two years.....Started out innocent. For the past year, I've been taking handfulls at various amounts or milligrams mixing it with alcohol. I begin the withdrawls after a day or two without them.....Am I really an addict?

Please someone let me know.

I think on if the clear signs

I think on if the clear signs in your statement is the withdrawals. Your body and brain have become accustomed to having the chemical in your body and when they are gone you go through withdrawals because you are dependent on them. I am not a doctor but I would have to say that many of us have been in your situation before and would consider it an addiction.

 

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