A friend of mine has been sober for about 8 years but has strong craving from time to time. Has anybody tried baclofen after years of being clean? Just to kill the craving without trying alcoholol or drugs again?
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A friend of mine has been sober for about 8 years but has strong craving from time to time. Has anybody tried baclofen after years of being clean? Just to kill the craving without trying alcoholol or drugs again?Tags: None
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Evanda my dear. I see your question remains unanswered. Try the French baclofen forum in my signature line. Good luck.
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Originally posted by evanda View PostHi,
Has anybody tried baclofen after years of being clean? Just to kill the craving without trying alcoholol or drugs again?
In which case: - Baclofen has taken the edge of the anxiety that, I believe drove the reward feeling that alcohol gave me - To this day I do not know "what" my anxiety was or is - It just works for me and countless others
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BacmanLast edited by Baclofenman; April 30, 2016, 06:27 AM.I am not a Doctor - I am an alcoholic.
Thoughts expressed here are my own, often poorly put together and littered with atrocious grammar and spelling.
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Originally posted by evanda View PostHi,
A friend of mine has been sober for about 8 years but has strong craving from time to time. Has anybody tried baclofen after years of being clean? Just to kill the craving without trying alcoholol or drugs again?
BACLOFEN: The Experience - General Discussion - The End of my Addiction
Also, if your friend is interested in trying baclofen or any other medication, there is more information located at:
Forums - The End of my Addiction
It's a new forum dedicated to information about medications for alcohol use disorders. It's an attempt to have an English-speaking forum that is similar to the French one that Oscar Oshannassey mentioned in his post. (Though your friend can also look there and just use google translate. It's not a great translation tool, but helps to get the job done.)
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Best of luck to your friend. It was certainly a miracle drug for me, and I see no reason it wouldn't help with cravings at this point. Gabapentin is also a possibility. I had a bit of resistance from my gp over Bac, although she did agree, but she suggested supplementing with Gabapentin which helps me sleep
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Here is a translated version of the French forum if you want to take a look and don't speak French
Google Translate
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