I can't get over how good valium felt!!!
I was reading that laser eye surgery thread and suddenly had this flashback: when I got my LASIK done on both eyes, the doc gave me a valium pill (tiny little thing) about 30 minutes before the surgery. I remember distincly how good I felt while on the table. I was in a cloud...I felt so light and yet so happy...I couldn't stop smiling...

I think valium is dangerous...

I think valium is dangerous...
Valium rules. I use it for long cross country flights. I love to fly but if I want to sleep the entire flight, take about 10 mg before boarding. Usually asleep before takeoff. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
The only way to fly!!!!!!
As for fun, take about 5 mg and have a glass of wine.
The only way to fly!!!!!!
As for fun, take about 5 mg and have a glass of wine.
Just so happens my Brother is a doctor and my dad is a pharmacist. Very nice combination if you ask me. If you have heath insurance that covers therapy just go to a shrink and tell them that you are overlly stressed about your job. No anxiety though, otherwise they will give you Xanax(which is also fun, don't get me wrong).
Try a large dose of midazolam (shorter acting benzodiazepine- same drug class) IV sometime- under med supervison, of course. 
I actually don't like the feeling of benzodiazepines- I'm too much of a control freak. I had a large dose of one as a research subject once and couldn't remember the reasoning test I'd taken that am- which I found disturbing...
Don
Not to be too much of a nag, but remember, there is actually a good reason these are controlled substances. They do have dependance potential- and I like you Richard!
[Edited by SFDukie on 06-06-2001 at 02:38 PM]

I actually don't like the feeling of benzodiazepines- I'm too much of a control freak. I had a large dose of one as a research subject once and couldn't remember the reasoning test I'd taken that am- which I found disturbing...
Don
Not to be too much of a nag, but remember, there is actually a good reason these are controlled substances. They do have dependance potential- and I like you Richard!
[Edited by SFDukie on 06-06-2001 at 02:38 PM]





