Mdma Narrative
Thursday February 18th started out just like every other weekday. I went to school, bought a coffee, went to my classes and talked with my friends. Nothing out of the usual, nothing exciting it was just a regular day. Once school was over I walked home and went straight to my room laid down watched some Netflix talked to some friends online, as I do this most days. I took a nap from about 5pm until maybe 7pm and woke up feeling a little under the weather, I felt a bit weak, and had a cough along with a running nose and chest congestion. It’s flu season so I didn’t think much of it, I took some Robitussin around 12am that night just prior to going to bed in hopes of waking up the next morning feeling better. Before going to bed that night I
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If nothing was conclusive I was too had a spinal tap done and stay at the hospital for further observation. Two hours later my doctor returned with results, he asked my mom if she could step away while we talked in private. He told me that my test said I had MDMA in my system. I stop him right then and called my mom over because this is something I wanted her to hear. He told me all of my symptoms, hallucinogens jaw clenching, sweating, lack of appetite, dilated pupils, blurred vision, dehydration, muscle cramping, weakness, confusion, anxiety, and nausea were all effects of the MDMA. But because of how severe the effects were and how long they lasted for me my doctor had said that the dose of MDMA I that I digested must have been very large and most likely cut with other types of drugs such as methamphetamine or heroine. This easily has been one of the scariest and most traumatic things that have ever happened to me. You read and see videos about people being drugged but never imagine that it would happen to you. But it then it does and your entire world gets turned upside down. Your views and perspective on things get shifted and your judgment is questioned. I was raised to always cover my drinks while I’m out at a party or with people I am not familiar and to not accept drinks from
If nothing was conclusive I was too had a spinal tap done and stay at the hospital for further observation. Two hours later my doctor returned with results, he asked my mom if she could step away while we talked in private. He told me that my test said I had MDMA in my system. I stop him right then and called my mom over because this is something I wanted her to hear. He told me all of my symptoms, hallucinogens jaw clenching, sweating, lack of appetite, dilated pupils, blurred vision, dehydration, muscle cramping, weakness, confusion, anxiety, and nausea were all effects of the MDMA. But because of how severe the effects were and how long they lasted for me my doctor had said that the dose of MDMA I that I digested must have been very large and most likely cut with other types of drugs such as methamphetamine or heroine. This easily has been one of the scariest and most traumatic things that have ever happened to me. You read and see videos about people being drugged but never imagine that it would happen to you. But it then it does and your entire world gets turned upside down. Your views and perspective on things get shifted and your judgment is questioned. I was raised to always cover my drinks while I’m out at a party or with people I am not familiar and to not accept drinks from