need help identifying a drug

[Rarrr]

The majority of drugs have serious side affects after long term use. How long has your dad (littlewing) been taking them for if I may ask? I was only considering the short term affects of these sort of drugs (benzos), the people I know havnt been doing them for very long.

Rarrr Reviewed by Rarrr on 01-21-2006. need help identifying a drug alright well my dad is a Doctor and he is able to get his hands on any perscription drug. He recently gave me a pill to help me sleep. i looked at the pill very closly and memorised what it looked like. i searched his drug cabinet frantically (i wanted to know what it was so i could take some when i cant sleep with out him knowing...he didnt want me to know what the tablet was for some reason...) i found a the pills in the cabinet, there were 3 bottles of them....but all with the most of the Rating: 5

[LittLeWinG]

. If you need someone to vent on in private, my email is in my sig.

thanks man, i really appreciate that

[LittLeWinG]

The majority of drugs have serious side affects after long term use. How long has your dad (littlewing) been taking them for if I may ask? I was only considering the short term affects of these sort of drugs (benzos), the people I know havnt been doing them for very long.

Umm honestly i dont know. I think 1 year maximum. i read that the drug is only meant to be used short term...like 2-4 weeks, so im kind of confused here

[LittLeWinG]

Just wanted to inform all the people who helped me out that dad had been perscribed that medicine from his phycirtrist or however the fuck you spell it. he takes it when he really needs to sleep like after he has a night shift or something. i talked to mum about it and she explained it too me, im so relieved lol. thanks for all your help guys. i find the you stoners on cann.com are really helpfull and compassionate, once again thank you all

[Harvesthetic]

I've got a mate who's mum is going through the same thing. Intervene before it's too late but you're smart right? If it still applies:Legal Status UK abuse

CAUTION
Benzodiazepines are both physically addicting and habit forming.

peace! (plz don't hate me for advocating against these things, they're just destructive )

[Inspiration]

Temazepam is used to treat a large number of conditions.

My missus has it perscribed in low dosage to control muscle jitters, and alternates between this and Amitryptolene (both in low dosed). In larger doses, Temazepam can be used as a mood-stabilising tranquiliser, often perscripted to people who suffer with a Bi-polar Mental health issue (for periods of Mania).

It is a highly addictive drug, specifically because it dull certain senses and pain receptors. Over long term use, this "dulling" of the senses becomes what the body and brain adjusts to as being "normal", so when you come off these perspription drugs, the real normal state no longer feels "normal" - in fact it can become quite painful.

Its not just about what pills they are, its about the content, the regularity with which they are taken......

Incidentally, a picture of the pill is much more easy to identify than a picture of a bottle with no lable... LOL ... I think someone may have mentioned this!!!