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Can a doctor prescribe something for nerves for a one off occasion ??

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IllegallyBrunette · 19/07/2008 11:50

Just that really. If you know that you will get so nervous that you might faint or be sick, can they give you anything to take beforehand ?

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IllegallyBrunette · 19/07/2008 12:48

I tihnk she gets married at 2.30.

It isn't just the walk down the aisle though, it is the whole thing.

I will have a google and see what I can find.

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bubblerock · 19/07/2008 12:48

I get diazepan for major stressy events - I have 4 ready for a wedding in August and had some last year for dental work and another wedding - they do space me out, but it's better than a panic attack .

IllegallyBrunette · 19/07/2008 12:56

Can you drink with them BR ?? Everyone will want to know why I am not drinking otherwise.

Just googled social anxiety and yep that is me, every single bit of it. Didn't even know that was what it was.

I hate it because I want to enjoy the wedding and have a great time, but it will be spoilt because I will feel so shite.

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bubblerock · 19/07/2008 13:19

I have the same problem nutty.

It's not recommended to drink on them but I did have a small glass of champagne. It just makes you more tired - you'll sleep well after the evening do! You could always just have half a tablet in the morning to get you through the ceremony then have no alcohol until the night.

IllegallyBrunette · 19/07/2008 13:39

Thanks BR, will try and get to docs and ask about it.

I have mentioned my nerves to her before, but she never seems to 'get' what I mean.

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bubblerock · 19/07/2008 13:43

Don't hint, just tell her you need something to calm your nerves and that you have already tried herbal remedies. Good luck!

bubblerock · 19/07/2008 13:44

Also - if she gives you a couple, try one or half of one before the day so that you can see how affected you are by it and know what to expect.

ThingOne · 20/07/2008 01:53

You shouldn't drink with valium or temazepam.

Califrau · 20/07/2008 02:01

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