Voxide
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2010
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Heart was easily ticking 180+. Repeated muscle spasms in chest, mid area. Staggering gait to such an intense degree that I could barely walk or control my muscles. I honestly think that I would be more comfortable being drunk while driving than being in this state and doing the same thing. My vision took on a frightening vibration which seemed to be in tune with my racing heart and thoughts. When I lied down to try and calm the feeling, intensely vivid colorful imagery appears in my mind. Elaborate constructions of machines, UFO's, etc.
Was considering calling an ambulance, fortunately I had enough sense not to, though I truly did fear for my life.
The panic attack manifested itself in fairly realistic auditory hallucinations that I would sometimes go so far as to respond to. When I did speak, I immediately tried to think about what I just said, it didn't feel "real". Paranoia was not only in my head but permeating from every square inch of my body. My mind was racing faster than I can ever recall, but it was a type of hallucinogenic racing, not stimulant-type racing.
I could barely tell that nausea was setting in until it was too late. I feel completely out of control with the way my body is working. I run to the bathroom with my vision taking on a 2D type of look. It felt as though I was watching a movie and my eyes were the screen.
When I stare at the TV, I feel as if everything that surrounds me is a futuristic city in which my body is towering over. Once I assured myself that I would be ok, the feeling of death comes back. Paranoia to an almost schizophrenic degree. I feel as though everyone in the entire city knows of my altered state, though I am home alone.
Long story short, intense freak-out. Puked multiple times, outlandish mental images, auditory hallucinations, felt as if I was going to die. All of that being said, I don't think I would repeat the experience for any amount of money.
I've come to the conclusion that weed simply isn't for me. This was by far the worst panic attack I have experienced, and I was all by myself in the safest possible atmosphere. I'm not asking what I can take to ease these effects. My body is already convinced that it doesn't like THC. What I'm asking is, would an experience like this be replicated with a dose of a real hallucinogen? Is this simply an intolerance to weed or an intolerance to being altered with a substance?
Was considering calling an ambulance, fortunately I had enough sense not to, though I truly did fear for my life.
The panic attack manifested itself in fairly realistic auditory hallucinations that I would sometimes go so far as to respond to. When I did speak, I immediately tried to think about what I just said, it didn't feel "real". Paranoia was not only in my head but permeating from every square inch of my body. My mind was racing faster than I can ever recall, but it was a type of hallucinogenic racing, not stimulant-type racing.
I could barely tell that nausea was setting in until it was too late. I feel completely out of control with the way my body is working. I run to the bathroom with my vision taking on a 2D type of look. It felt as though I was watching a movie and my eyes were the screen.
When I stare at the TV, I feel as if everything that surrounds me is a futuristic city in which my body is towering over. Once I assured myself that I would be ok, the feeling of death comes back. Paranoia to an almost schizophrenic degree. I feel as though everyone in the entire city knows of my altered state, though I am home alone.
Long story short, intense freak-out. Puked multiple times, outlandish mental images, auditory hallucinations, felt as if I was going to die. All of that being said, I don't think I would repeat the experience for any amount of money.
I've come to the conclusion that weed simply isn't for me. This was by far the worst panic attack I have experienced, and I was all by myself in the safest possible atmosphere. I'm not asking what I can take to ease these effects. My body is already convinced that it doesn't like THC. What I'm asking is, would an experience like this be replicated with a dose of a real hallucinogen? Is this simply an intolerance to weed or an intolerance to being altered with a substance?

