I have combed the posts but can't find a clear comparison of the different generic versions of Baclofen. Any suggestions on the best generic?
I saw a post a long time ago of different prices from different pharmacies. But are there different effects?
Just wondering because I have to order more since I am finally getting serious and taking the Baclofen as suggested by Dr A., which means I'll run out in a month. I thought I would try a different company.
Currently I take vioridon from Goldpharma. I have succesfully ordered from United Pharmacies for a few years some different cholesterol lowering prescriptions for my husband. They sell lioresal and pacifen for baclofen. Our medical insurance sucks in terms of prescriptions.
My story is 1 -2 bottles of wine 5-6 nights a week. Would like to moderate and not drink more than 2-3 units per night, like my husband does. Would really like to leave a bottle in the fridge for the next night...
I have been taking the baclofen periodically for two months - but, hmmm, I keep forgetting to take it... I wonder why.
I tried topamax, too weird. I tried Naltrexone, and I can drink right past it out of rebellion. Also, I have taken the Allone vitamins for two years, (which I love) glutamine when I know I CANNOT drink (I think it is placebo effect), kudzu doesn't do a thing, the hypno cd's don't work --- I can't sit still long enough to listen, duh, that's why I drink - to STOP STOP STOP!!!! Should I mention I exercise, and have a rich spiritual life? This addiction is more than all those things. I really like to drink, and think I am on the cusp of shutting down into a sedentary I-don't-care-just-give-me-my-glass-of-wine life, or solving this addiction.
Willpower won't cut it, after 25 years of ups and down, I know I can't do this alone.
Baclofen seems to actually work a bit - at least I fall asleep the nights I don't drink, and I think in the past couple months, even with the holidays, I've had less nights where I just pass out from drinking 2 bottles of wine.
I've seen people post that they wish they drank as little as I do. But, I'm 51, and I don't want to drink this much the rest of my life. Besides the calories...
Well, thanks for listening - you all are an inspiration to me - along with the MWO book.
Sincerely, me
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