Hello! I don't think my story will be particularly original. I'm a student; I was filled with ideas of progressive liberalism; I felt adventurous; I wanted to try lsd. Being the timid and antisocial person that I am, I was never able to find a dealer, so I resorted to buying a research chemical, 1P-LSD. The day I received it, I wanted to microdose, just to see what's it like. I had no plans of taking a big dose then - after all, I had responsibilities on the following day, including a phone job interview. Well, long story short, I took 200ug of that stuff, thinking that it was just ordinary paper and that I'd been scammed. Big mistake obviously. What resulted was (after the intense LSD-like phase with time distortion and hallucinations and all that) a state of paranoia, panic and confusion. I was stressing out big time. I even called the ambulance on myself, but after checking my blood and so on at the hospital, they simply discharged me, saying that I need to just wait it out. I tried waiting it out. I was still confused and paranoid and I kept having this smell hallucination, but I tried to rationalise the whole thing. I kept telling myself that it's just the drug affecting my brain, that everything is not a simulation, that there aren't "mistakes in the matrix." Long story short, I came very close to killing myself, but I sat down and wrote everything down and thought about it. That was when I managed to finally calm myself down and fall asleep. All that took place in the span of almost 3 days. Obviously, I was awake throughout those days.
On the following morning I still felt a little shaken up, but mostly fine. I still had weird thoughts, and I also had that smell hallucination from before. I bought myself a PS4 game, I ate junk food, I tried cheering myself up. Making myself fall asleep unfortunately became very difficult, and on two days I resorted to drinking alcohol to make myself pass out. I also tried taking Nytol, the sleeping pills (not in conjunction with alcohol), but I still couldn't fall asleep, and they were making me feel very lethargic and mentally fatigued after sleepless nights of twisting and turning. About a week has passed since then. I couldn't sleep much during most nights. My interview was rescheduled to Tuesday, I've got a lot of exams coming up, and I feel like I might have a panic attack any moment. However, I do feel relatively calm right now.I'm not sure how to describe what I'm feeling right now. I've researched depesonalisation, and I suppose it's something like that, but not really. I still twist and turn a lot when I'm trying to fall asleep, but I think I've been getting around 6 hours of sleep the past 2 nights. Throughout the day, when I get up, I just feel kind of lethargic. I can't concentrate on things, I'm feeling tired even after sleeping. There's a kind of heaviness in my eyes. What I'm experiencing sounds terribly like adrenal fatigue, but apparently the fact that it's even a valid symptom is controversial. I don't see any hallucinations, no floaters, nothing like that, just a weird state of fatigue. I know that I need to revise for my exams, but I just can't seem to digest what the lecture notes are saying.
I uh... So, I suppose I have two questions.
1) People who have experienced this before, what have you done to get rid of it? How can I lessen the effect of this lethargy?
2) If I go to my local GP and tell them what happened to me and what I did, is there a chance that they might call the police? I live in the UK, but I'm a European citizen. The ban on research chemicals and legal highs has been delayed as far as I know.
On the following morning I still felt a little shaken up, but mostly fine. I still had weird thoughts, and I also had that smell hallucination from before. I bought myself a PS4 game, I ate junk food, I tried cheering myself up. Making myself fall asleep unfortunately became very difficult, and on two days I resorted to drinking alcohol to make myself pass out. I also tried taking Nytol, the sleeping pills (not in conjunction with alcohol), but I still couldn't fall asleep, and they were making me feel very lethargic and mentally fatigued after sleepless nights of twisting and turning. About a week has passed since then. I couldn't sleep much during most nights. My interview was rescheduled to Tuesday, I've got a lot of exams coming up, and I feel like I might have a panic attack any moment. However, I do feel relatively calm right now.I'm not sure how to describe what I'm feeling right now. I've researched depesonalisation, and I suppose it's something like that, but not really. I still twist and turn a lot when I'm trying to fall asleep, but I think I've been getting around 6 hours of sleep the past 2 nights. Throughout the day, when I get up, I just feel kind of lethargic. I can't concentrate on things, I'm feeling tired even after sleeping. There's a kind of heaviness in my eyes. What I'm experiencing sounds terribly like adrenal fatigue, but apparently the fact that it's even a valid symptom is controversial. I don't see any hallucinations, no floaters, nothing like that, just a weird state of fatigue. I know that I need to revise for my exams, but I just can't seem to digest what the lecture notes are saying.
I uh... So, I suppose I have two questions.
1) People who have experienced this before, what have you done to get rid of it? How can I lessen the effect of this lethargy?
2) If I go to my local GP and tell them what happened to me and what I did, is there a chance that they might call the police? I live in the UK, but I'm a European citizen. The ban on research chemicals and legal highs has been delayed as far as I know.