lorazepam

Just wanted everyone to know that my boyfriend (ross_seattle) is doing pretty good with his morphine withdrawl (withdrawal). He is asleep right now. He has been taking a very low dose of lorazepam to help with his legs. Is this a good idea? He has not hard trouble with this pill before, but I get a little nervous about him taking anything that could be habit-forming.

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cathy5841

Mar 02, 2008

hi, thank you for updating us. i think he will be okay with the lorazepam during w/d's. just keep an eye on it and stop as soon as he can. glad all is well and keep us posted
cathy

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