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LittleJem
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This is as requested by @Secrets1 and also I would like to know anyone else's experience with MDMA for PTSD etc. It is in the process of being licensed by the DEA to treat PTSD, and is one of the only substances that can help both war veterans and rape survivors with PTSD. Here's an article on the topic: https://www.medicaldaily.com/could-mdma-be-cure-ptsd-and-depression-242571
And here are some anecdotes on Reddit:
TLDR:
Question 1: how often you can safely take a) Ketamine and b) MDMA.
Q2: MDMA can stop working for people - generally after how many times of use does MDMA stop working?
Positives: most beautiful, heart-opening experience. Seeing everything differently and in a more loving way. Understanding my boyfriend better after a row.
Negatives: none, wish it could last forever. I know some people get comedowns with MDMA, but I do not get them. No idea why.
Here is the longer story for anyone who wants to read more:
So last weekend, my depression wsa getting really horrendous again, and (after one day trying meth, never again cos I didn't like it that much and also don't want to get into it) the next day was snorting lines of Ketamine and MDMA. I don't know how many lines maybe 3 or 4 of each.
I began with the Ketamine, and went into a big exploration of my attitude to suffering. The suffering in the world profoundly upsets me, and I tend to focus on it too. On the Ketamine and in discussion with my sitter, I realised that I believed I could not be both happy and a good person because there is so much suffering in the world. My sitter guided me, and I agreed, that actually when I am suffering I am not able to do anyting to help the suffering in the world, and also that I do not need to suffer to be a good person. It felt like a breakthrough moment for me, like I was getting to the belief at the centre of my depression. Then I instinctively wanted to take MDMA, because for me this was all a spiritual experience, and I wanted to get into my heart with it, and find a way to return to love (yes I used to be a hippie).
I also had a sense that to go back into my childhood trauma while on MDMA and look at all my beliefs and memories would be really really helpful - so I definitely would like to take MDMA again and try this exploration. I'm not sure whether by itself or with Ketamine too - they feel like a powerful combination to me, but maybe by itself as it is used in PTSD therapy would be more strong or last longer, I don't know.
I was with my bf and the MDMA was really helpful as we started communicating much better. We had been stressing and rowing all day, and the MDMA made me see his point of view and also mine, and I understand him so much better now. It was so helpful.
In the past when I tried MDMA it did nothing for me, but this time it was sooo beautiful. It got into my heart and opened my heart, and I had a big journey in my mind about love. I truly felt that MDMA could change the world entire, and my heart and mind showed me how to live from a place of greater love. It was one of the top and most beautiful experiences of my life so far. I did then have a little DMT also at the end of the trip, but it did not have much effect - other than I decided to go back to therapy as my friend hsa recommended a particular type of therapy, to see if I can find compassion.
Anyway, it is now one week later and my depression came back this morning and I have been in tears and agitated all day. I wish that the afterglow from this beautiful trip had lasted longer.
I would like to work with both substances again, but don't want to damage my bladder with the Ketamine, and with the MDMA I would like to be able to use it forever! so don't want to use it too often. I am trying to find an every-day helper for my depression. I don't know if I will get so lucky, but that is the wish.
@Secrets1 I would recommend a normal dose and not a microdose though in any case. It is a very beautiful experience. Will you have a companion with you? I thikn I would also take it by myself, but it was great to have someone else with me.
Here is an article advising on frequency and doseage https://rollsafe.org/page/how-often-can-you-take-mdma-molly-ecstasy-and-roll/
And here are some anecdotes on Reddit:
TLDR:
Question 1: how often you can safely take a) Ketamine and b) MDMA.
Q2: MDMA can stop working for people - generally after how many times of use does MDMA stop working?
Positives: most beautiful, heart-opening experience. Seeing everything differently and in a more loving way. Understanding my boyfriend better after a row.
Negatives: none, wish it could last forever. I know some people get comedowns with MDMA, but I do not get them. No idea why.
Here is the longer story for anyone who wants to read more:
So last weekend, my depression wsa getting really horrendous again, and (after one day trying meth, never again cos I didn't like it that much and also don't want to get into it) the next day was snorting lines of Ketamine and MDMA. I don't know how many lines maybe 3 or 4 of each.
I began with the Ketamine, and went into a big exploration of my attitude to suffering. The suffering in the world profoundly upsets me, and I tend to focus on it too. On the Ketamine and in discussion with my sitter, I realised that I believed I could not be both happy and a good person because there is so much suffering in the world. My sitter guided me, and I agreed, that actually when I am suffering I am not able to do anyting to help the suffering in the world, and also that I do not need to suffer to be a good person. It felt like a breakthrough moment for me, like I was getting to the belief at the centre of my depression. Then I instinctively wanted to take MDMA, because for me this was all a spiritual experience, and I wanted to get into my heart with it, and find a way to return to love (yes I used to be a hippie).
I also had a sense that to go back into my childhood trauma while on MDMA and look at all my beliefs and memories would be really really helpful - so I definitely would like to take MDMA again and try this exploration. I'm not sure whether by itself or with Ketamine too - they feel like a powerful combination to me, but maybe by itself as it is used in PTSD therapy would be more strong or last longer, I don't know.
I was with my bf and the MDMA was really helpful as we started communicating much better. We had been stressing and rowing all day, and the MDMA made me see his point of view and also mine, and I understand him so much better now. It was so helpful.
In the past when I tried MDMA it did nothing for me, but this time it was sooo beautiful. It got into my heart and opened my heart, and I had a big journey in my mind about love. I truly felt that MDMA could change the world entire, and my heart and mind showed me how to live from a place of greater love. It was one of the top and most beautiful experiences of my life so far. I did then have a little DMT also at the end of the trip, but it did not have much effect - other than I decided to go back to therapy as my friend hsa recommended a particular type of therapy, to see if I can find compassion.
Anyway, it is now one week later and my depression came back this morning and I have been in tears and agitated all day. I wish that the afterglow from this beautiful trip had lasted longer.
I would like to work with both substances again, but don't want to damage my bladder with the Ketamine, and with the MDMA I would like to be able to use it forever! so don't want to use it too often. I am trying to find an every-day helper for my depression. I don't know if I will get so lucky, but that is the wish.
@Secrets1 I would recommend a normal dose and not a microdose though in any case. It is a very beautiful experience. Will you have a companion with you? I thikn I would also take it by myself, but it was great to have someone else with me.
Here is an article advising on frequency and doseage https://rollsafe.org/page/how-often-can-you-take-mdma-molly-ecstasy-and-roll/
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