For treatment of panic and anxiety disorders, short-acting anxiolytics are generally recommended to provide temporary bursts of clarity but should be reassessed periodically for usefulness and concerns regarding tolerance, dependence, and abuse.
Xanax releases dopamine into the brain to function as a neurotransmitter to send signals between nerve cells including reward motivated behavior and pathways known to reinforce addictive neuronal activity
Perhaps to build her, you had to break yourself amongst the glass of that summer day. Leave her waiting for your hair to peek around a weathered edge toward a forgotten living room corner
You are still her Patron Saint. A long shadow cast across a small ghost.
She still screams at the sky to stop raining beats her fists down the path to the house of death unceasing, and changeless. Prodding a dull, familiar wound. One that leaves its mark, with pain felt more from memory than from anything else.
Withdrawal and rebound symptoms commonly occur and necessitate a gradual reduction to minimize the effects of discontinuation. Not all withdrawal effects are evidence of true dependence or withdrawal.
Recurrence may suggest no more than the drug having the expected effect and that, in the absence of the drug, the symptom has returned to pretreatment levels.