Yeah I did it to get past a 10 year long opiate addiction.
I wrote about it if you like reading trip stories. Very strange experience, very life-changing as well.
At the time, it was the morning of the 3rd day and I thought I was pretty much back, but in reality I was dreaming while awake (ibogaine for me was like dreaming whether awake or asleep, a series of continual dreams). At some point I believed it was 2 days later and I was supposed to be back at work (I work at home on my computer), and I tried to log into my work stuff. I could not enter any passwords successfully. I realized I was somewhat physically impaired, but I sat there and consciously pressed one key at a time, slowly, and it still wouldn't work. It seemed like my computer was getting really wonky and glitchy, and I thought I could see browser tabs that had strange occult symbols on them and ominous titles. I started to think my brain was broken because I would snap out of it (sort of) and realize that I was still really strongly on ibogaine, what I believed to be 5 days later. I tried texting my parents and brother and friends, with similar results to the email. Finally I emailed my boss (we have a great work relationship that crosses into personal friendship without him being a close friend) because I felt I needed to talk to someone. Then my brother called me and talked me back to calm. Then my friend who was my sitter got back from work and my boss called. So of course I picked up the phone, said to my friend loudly, "shit, it's my boss!" and then proceeded to put the phone in the fridge. All of these actions seemed perfectly reasonable at the time.
After that my friend took my electronics and we went to his house where they took care of me and I made them laugh all night with constant random mental tangents that were the result of dreaming while awake.
My poor boss was really worried about me. He also interpreted the email as me being wasted and trying to tell him I was dissatisfied with my job and felt that he had personally made me feel disrespected. I ended up telling him the truth and he was really supportive. Great boss, love that guy.
