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LittleJem
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- Jul 3, 2019
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Dear all
First of all, thank you all for being here and being the wonderful community that you are. Thank you to Jean and Sensei for all your words of care and wisdom and the support you give others, and every single one of you who is being here with everyone on this forum.
I am not sure whether my time on this forum is over, because I have relapsed after things worked for me before. But I do want to report that I have been clear of constant suicidal thoughts (those of you who saw me on this forum know that I was on here all the time for days and months on end - as dying was all I could think about). I am able to get out of bed, brush my teeth, hair, walk down the road without exhaustion. I'm even having days without weed like today (and I was vaping all day, every day).
What happened was I took 450ug of LSD just before lockdown. I had read up on it extensively and knew it was a risk - as some people do have bad trips and long-term bad effects having read up on it. But I had a great experience. It was like my brain was cleared. I actually took it at home with my family in the house (as I'd been bedridden for two days and was so fed up). At the beginning of the LSD trip, I told my dad and his wife that I just wanted to die and end my suffering, and how much longer did I have to suffer for before they'd let me go. How many more pills did I have to try? I had not said this so clearly before, because I was so exhausted with the depression and agitation.
Then the day went on. For me, it wasn't visual (though I have had visual trips) though it was a bit like being in a computer game at first like you could imagine stars above peoples heads, animation, that kind of thing. I talked and talked all day, mainly to my (very patient!) boyfriend.
The next day, my dad's wife told me she'd heard me and gave me a notebook to write my will in. And I said, funny enough, I feel better.
Since then, my job has been going really well. I am cooking again (I love cooking, but with being bedridden and so miserable, had not been doing any), I can walk down the street without it being an effort. I am seeing London with fresh eyes.
I had one difficult weekend during my last period, where the suicidal thoughts came back, but incredibly, they went away again. This period now - has been relatively okay, a little low for a day, but nothing like last time. The difference is amazing.
I wanted to share this with you all because if you are at rock bottom, LSD is definitely worth investigating. It isn't suitable for everyone, so please do your research, but it has definitely saved my life for now. Likewise psilocybin, but I personally much prefer LSD.
Here are some articles on LSD for you - below.
I send all of you best wishes for recovery and am thinking of you all.
Jem
Cary Grant (film star) credits LSD with changing his life: https://www.theguardian.com/film/20...in-tinseltown-changed-my-life-lsd-documentary
LSD (and psilocybin) regrows brain cells in traumatised mice: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...y-lsd-dmt-amphetamines-ketamine-a8395511.html
ps just noticed that I have posted so many times on here - I am a Wizard...so that shows how long I had been suffering for....
First of all, thank you all for being here and being the wonderful community that you are. Thank you to Jean and Sensei for all your words of care and wisdom and the support you give others, and every single one of you who is being here with everyone on this forum.
I am not sure whether my time on this forum is over, because I have relapsed after things worked for me before. But I do want to report that I have been clear of constant suicidal thoughts (those of you who saw me on this forum know that I was on here all the time for days and months on end - as dying was all I could think about). I am able to get out of bed, brush my teeth, hair, walk down the road without exhaustion. I'm even having days without weed like today (and I was vaping all day, every day).
What happened was I took 450ug of LSD just before lockdown. I had read up on it extensively and knew it was a risk - as some people do have bad trips and long-term bad effects having read up on it. But I had a great experience. It was like my brain was cleared. I actually took it at home with my family in the house (as I'd been bedridden for two days and was so fed up). At the beginning of the LSD trip, I told my dad and his wife that I just wanted to die and end my suffering, and how much longer did I have to suffer for before they'd let me go. How many more pills did I have to try? I had not said this so clearly before, because I was so exhausted with the depression and agitation.
Then the day went on. For me, it wasn't visual (though I have had visual trips) though it was a bit like being in a computer game at first like you could imagine stars above peoples heads, animation, that kind of thing. I talked and talked all day, mainly to my (very patient!) boyfriend.
The next day, my dad's wife told me she'd heard me and gave me a notebook to write my will in. And I said, funny enough, I feel better.
Since then, my job has been going really well. I am cooking again (I love cooking, but with being bedridden and so miserable, had not been doing any), I can walk down the street without it being an effort. I am seeing London with fresh eyes.
I had one difficult weekend during my last period, where the suicidal thoughts came back, but incredibly, they went away again. This period now - has been relatively okay, a little low for a day, but nothing like last time. The difference is amazing.
I wanted to share this with you all because if you are at rock bottom, LSD is definitely worth investigating. It isn't suitable for everyone, so please do your research, but it has definitely saved my life for now. Likewise psilocybin, but I personally much prefer LSD.
Here are some articles on LSD for you - below.
I send all of you best wishes for recovery and am thinking of you all.
Jem
Cary Grant (film star) credits LSD with changing his life: https://www.theguardian.com/film/20...in-tinseltown-changed-my-life-lsd-documentary
LSD (and psilocybin) regrows brain cells in traumatised mice: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...y-lsd-dmt-amphetamines-ketamine-a8395511.html
Can magic mushrooms and LSD treat depression and anxiety? Scientists are optimistic.
When Marc Morgan tried lysergic acid diethylamide, better known as acid or LSD, for the first time as a teenager, he noticed that he could emotionally disconnect from traumatic memories of the sexual abuse he had suffered as a child.
medicalxpress.com
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