2006 - go ask alice

I learned later that, even in this controlled medical
environment, it was “touch and go” for me for at least the
first five days. The medical people later told me I went
through the roughest detox they had ever seen anyone
survive.

But, I did it. I somehow managed to “hold on” until it was
over. And now, I am completely free of this drug. And, as
every day goes by, I get stronger physically and clearer
mentally and, I am wondering about something:

If
I Was Sharp Before, How Much Better Will I Be Now That I Do

Not
Have This Drug Holding Me Down!

But wait. I didn’t just write all of this just because I
wanted to share a part of my life with you. I did it for
another far more important reason. You see, I’m absolutely
certain many of my readers are sliding down the same path as
the one I just described. You see, the drug I’ve been
writing about is little ‘ol innocent...

Xanax!

And, a lot of you are “being helped” by this little innocent
drug, aren’t you?

Listen up: Most drug fatalities are caused by overdose.
But, with some drugs, you are far more likely to die when
you try to stop using the drug. And, Xanax is the number
one drug of which this is true. Hardly anyone ever dies of
a Xanax overdose. Nope. With Xanax you are more likely to
die when you decide to quit using the drug.

And, don’t think you are ever immune. It took 15-years
until this drug drove me into medical detox. And much of
that time I lived a pretty “ok” life. But, if you are
flirting with using this drug, it could happen to you in 15
days. You never know. After a certain point, it is
not you who is in control.