@lizaa
Some members have had good success with the liquid taper. Leaving your taper in your neurologists hands may be a good idea but at the first sign of any withdrawal effects I would take it right out of their hands and decrease your taper more slowly. Successful tapers are dependent on several factors. How your body adjust to these tapers is a very individualized process. Some people can stop quickly and never have a problem. That certainly wasn’t the case with me. Your dose, the length of time you’ve been on the medication often factors into the equation. Do you mind sharing what your taper was when you said you tapered slowly?
Jake