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sonicwhite

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Like I had a meth induces psychosis in 05. that was much pretty much a hooror story. I haven't touch E since. But since on on so many meds I think one roll wouldn't even effect me. I can do DXM just fine. Weed makes me trip like no other psychdelic and I can't handle that. But I'm just becoming more and more curious of ecstasy. I rememeber my first roll was amzing. I'm wondering if it will do that again.
 
Wow thats quite a coctail.

Unfortunately the zoloft will counteract the MDMA. the roll will not be like what you experienced before.

I would advise if you can to avoid the MDMA wait until you have made full recovery and are off all these meds.

I know this may sound like a really dull answer but its the safest option for you right now.

In order to feel the roll you would have to come off the SSRIs for at least a month or take a very high dose of MDMA.

Both these options if you value your brain mind and mental health in any way then both choices would be bad.

The time to come off the prescribed meds would be based on an assesment from your chosen health care professional.

I am not some crazed anti drug campaigner but in your case I strongly recommend you take this advice.

Just so you know I am living a 'Horror Story' from MDMA issues so I know exactly what you mean. Unfortunately MDMA if you dont play it right will dish these out just like the Meth.

Just for your info there can also be drug>drug interaction issues with MDMA and certain anti psychotics. Possibley the one you are taking might also not mix well with MDMA.

Good luck and I hope this info helps.
 
Yeah sonicwhite, it's just not worth it for you. Think about how horrific your psychosis was, and if smoking cannabis brings it on, then a wrong move could bring it back worse basically...is taking MDMA really a good idea? Especially on your cocktail of meds, with three having interactions with the MDMA - it's just too much of a gamble. Plus, with your meds at the moment you probably won't even have a good roll at all, if you even feel it. And dosing high and redosing will both increase your risks in all areas basically. So you'd be taking a large risk for very minimal gains basically.

When you've got work to do on your mental health, it's always the smart thing to focus purely on that, and to not do anything that could hinder your progress - this means no drugs unfortunately. It sucks, but it's just the way it's gotta be until you're better. You'll also enjoy your recreational drug taking experiences a LOT more when your head is better - one of the many perks of recovering fully both physically and mentally ;)

Do you enjoy exercise? I really didn't, until I forced myself to work out hard for a while. I never exercised and now I can't go without it. Try it, because exercise is an important tool for all of us, especially when you've partied a lot at your body's expense. You owe it to work to repair your body and look after it.

Healthy eating too - gotta be done. It's vital. I'll PM you a link to these nutrition seminars. They're actually really interesting and easy to follow, and makes you automatically want to eat a healthier and more balanced diet. You should try this too...make it a priority actually if you haven't already. Exercise and healthy eating is so good for not only your long and short term physical health, but your mental health as well. Oh and sleep too. Regular patterns and get out in the sun for a while! Go for walks outside. Nature is good for your mood and your stress levels.

Behave yourself for a while sonicwhite, and you'll feel much better ;)
 
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