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I hope the doctor can give u good advice.
The idea is to go off these drugs as SLOWLY as u can. Maybe your could cut down each med by 5 miligrams, or as small amount as you are able to... over a period of a few months.
When i have come off my meds, i have usually cut the pills in halfs or quarters... etc... over long periods, ie months. I hear this is the only successful and safe way to come off.
Take it slowly, and don't rush. Just reduce your dosage as slowly as possible.
Good luck,