Posted by Lou Pilder on July 28, 2012, at 6:12:10
In reply to Re: Tramadol withdrawal - HELP!, posted by Brynb on July 27, 2012, at 8:48:19
> I'm in agreement w/ bleuberry. Tramadol w/d depression is chemical, and sometimes you gotta just bite the bullet (if you can) and suffer through a few days/week of crippling depression knowing that there's a light at the end of the tunnel.
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> I also agree w/ Scott's suggestion for Trileptal. It definitely worked for me in the past when coming off of benzos and it sounds like a good option.
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> And Lou, yes, drugs at any strength carry a risk. We need to weigh the benefits vs the risks and make an educated decision.
>Brynb,
You wrote,[...and make an educated decision...]
To make an educated decision depends upon one knowing the facts. This community prohibits me from posting facts that could be included in one's decision as to take a drug or not. So if this community is for support and education, the prohibitions to me here by Mr. Hsiung could establish an indoctrination here by the exclusion of my input involving education to help people make a decision.
So this community can lead one to death by the nature of prohibiting me from posting facts. One can come here and see the statements that could arouse antisemitic feelings that are allowed to stand and the pages of outstanding requests from me to Mr. Hsiung that go back days, weeks months and years which IMHHO is the antithesis of support. The poster here wants to be free from Tramadol and if the prohibitions to me were not made, I think that the poster could be delivered out from the bondage of the drug by reading the facts that I am prohibited from posting here. Is not the forum's (redacted by respondent) oxymoronic?
Lou
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