Tramadol slow release

Time and patience until the nervous system turns back to normal! Hope she succeeds! x

Hi Ruth I hope you're feeling ok. Out of interest how did you give up the diazepam did you take it really slowly. Have looked at the Ashton manual and if I follow that it will take me forever! X

When I was Taking Dias I wasn't taking them everyday and I think because of the Tramadol they were easy for me to give up. So I sort of went from one drug to another! But Tramadol are a different story! That's why I don't want to go from Trams to another opiate. I've been on codine 30g and Co-Codamol 30/500 for years! Haven't heared of the Ashton manual, will look at that. I think the longer you have been on these drugs the longer your nervous system has to repair. I can recommend a great website and book that I'm reading at the moment. It's by Baylissa Frederick called Recovery and Renewal. Her website is Recovery Road and her Facebook page is Bloom in Wellness. She to has been on these drugs and understands the chemestry and withdrawals. I really recommend you Google this one. Hope all go well with you xx

Thanks everone for your help. She seems alot better thelas few dayand shes more aware of things since she has been taking the slow release tabs. She still has alot of pain but its gradually getting a little better so thanks all for your replies

Thats good! Her body need to adjust.