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laced drugs need help please

by santanathegreat, Jul 06, 2007 12:00AM
   my weed was laced in my first year of college. There was only 1 drug dealer so in total there was around 10 blunts laced. I didnt think anything of it at the time, but i was able to taste my teeth as i was smoking. I found out by someone after the fact, but since may i have stopped smoking and feel unsocial, i have been very quiet and its like every second of the day i am thinking about being laced. I cant concentrate on anything, i cant sleep, i have blocked thinking, and I have been very lazy. I used to talk alot and be hyper. I dont know exactly what I was laced with but i know it was cocaine, oregano and a psychedelic drug. Maybe pcp or ketamine. My doctor says all of this is withdrawal symptoms from marijuana but this has been going on for 2 months. I want to know if anybody has experience from being laced, wat drugs cause permanent damage or anything else that someone can share to help me
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by fishmeal, Jul 06, 2007 12:00AM
I had a friend 30 years ago who smoked a lot, (and I mean a lot) of PCP and ended up frying his brain.  I'm not trying to scare you... this is the truth.  His personality went from being popular in high school to a weird dementia that contorted his face when he tried to speak.  The saddest part, is that he knew, (at least I think he knew), that he had fried his brain.

Consider yourself very lucky because you are at the stage where pathways in the brain WILL regenerate and you WILL be normal again with all of the blessings you were born with.... just give it some time, have a positive outlook, be happy and giving in your recovery and all will be well.

You might, (just a suggestion), try a supernatural approach to recovery.  Try praying to God.  Maybe something like, "Father, please come into my heart and let me know that you are here?"

I am Christian and usually don't tout that too much around here, but I did feel led by the Holy Spirit to do so in this case.

Blessings to you.
Jim

by DeezNuts, Jul 06, 2007 12:00AM
To: santana
Santana (the musucian) is amazing i must say. lol

Well I used to smoke weed (2g) a day for 2 years. I thought I was addicted but thc addiction is a mental lie. Fortunately.

The paranoia forced me into believing it was laced. The thing about weed being laced is typically it doesn't profit the seller solely because you are being weed, not pcp, or any other product. Therefore for the supplier to give you some sort of extra drug would be a loss to him. Especially if he didn't require you to pay more many for some bogus reasons.

You may have smoked weed that had mold in it. I smoked molded weed once and felt much like the feelings you are experiencing. And, like yourself I thought I had smoked pcp or meth. My heart raced and I felt very disorientated.

The comment above me is very passionate and truthful. God heals those who seek it, however you must believe yourself. The more you believe you WILL be back to normal the sooner it will come. Because most of the time paranoia is so strong it can even keep you from feeling normal. Sanity is a full time job, and the world is always changing. However, you aren't. You are the same person. You cannot control what happens to you, however you can control how you deal with it.

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