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Dr dropped me from 120mg to 10mg Temazepam overnite.How dangerous was this.Still suffer20yrs later.

Submitted by judy1angel Mon 01/18/2010

I know that withdrawal can be

Submitted by judy1angel on Mon, 01/18/2010 - 06:03.

I know that withdrawal can be fatal and am wondering just how dangerous it was for an 8 stone female suffering very bad health with M.E. / PVS to be withdrawn overnight from 120mg per 24hrs to just 10mg.
Please someone must know the answer - would you post a reply please?
I still get flashbacks and was traumatised.
Could this have been fatal?

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Angel

 

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