Opiyum
Rising Star
First of all to anyone reading this I want to thank you for taking your time to do so and I'd like to thank everyone here for all they have contributed to this place. It is a very special place and has done a great deal for me and others I'm sure. I'll take a moment to explain exactly what it is that this forum has done for me and I will try to refrain from any more ass kissing.
So...I'm 27 years old and have been altering my perception with drugs since I was twelve years old. Up until I was 16 it was all very harmless experimentation with alcohol, weed, mushrooms, LSD, ecstacy (god knows what it actually was, GHB, NO2 and whatever else came across the table. At 16 I was introduced to opioids. I started with Hydromorphone, Fentanyl and Oxycodone. They quickly had a powerful grip over me and for the most part all other drugs went out the window. On my 18th birthday I had graduated high school and had moved out of my parents house and on that night I was introduced to Heroin and I never looked back. It was cheaper and stronger and lasted longer and by twenty I was totally out of control. I decided it was time to stop so I moved a few hundred miles away to play in a band and I, because of my location, went through a terrible cold turkey kick. I stayed clean for a few months and then started drinking after shows. This lead to smoking weed and then I made a friend in a homeless meth cook. I was living in a squat with him cooking meth and this is when I was introduced to the needle. I had a four month run with meth and couldn't take that anymore and moved back home. I liked sleep too much and didn't like what meth had done to me and swore it off (if only I could do that with opiates. So as soon as I got home I started shooting dope (heroin) and got on maintenance meds and have been doing both of those things up until march of this year. I was arrested and went to jail and experienced the worst three days of my life in a holding cell with thirty other men more dopesick than I had ever been before and when I got out I knew I had to face this problem, after getting well of course. So I went to detox and rehab (for the first time in my life) and now have thirty three days clean (which would be three months but I did relapse).
To keep this from getting too long Ill hurry up a bit. Prior to getting arrested I was in the process of going to Mexico to try Ibogaine out. I had the money, the passport and the appointment made. Getting arrested ruined all that. I have been learning everything I could about all drugs, mostly opiates and psychedelics, over the last 6 years and even in my active addiction still used psychedelics here and there. So upon getting out of rehab and coming I had decided to finally try extracting and using DMT and Mescaline to see if they could help me in my recovery. Yes technically I don't have the clean time that I claim but I don't view these types of drugs in that way. I have always used them responsibly and have never had any obssesive thoughts towards them. I don't think they fit into the model of addiction.
So using the information I found here I began making DMT and Mescaline and have had some successes. The DMT I haven't found to be all that therapeutic. It did help me get through a craving by somehow reseting my brain. It was an intense craving and 340 minutes after my dose I was no longer concerned with copping. The mescaline, of which I have only done twice in the last two months, was very profound. The first trip was very introspective and actually brought me too tears. It wasn't a bad trip but I was facing certain truths that I wasn't comfortable with but it was stuff I needed to look at. The second was very euphoric and didn't give me any insights to my addiction, but that's not necessarily what I expect from every trip nor is it less worthwhile if I don't reflect on the things I've done in addiction.
I still plan on taking Ibogaine in the future. I still think it may have beneficial qualities even though I'm not taking it to avoid physical withdrawal. I have some Mescaline now but don't plan on taking any for awhile unless I go camping sometimes soon or if I find myself up against a wall. Right now I'm pretty comfortable though.
I have a good deal of DMT freebase and even have a few hundred milligrams of DMT Fumarate and also don't have any use for that right now. I only did the DMT fumurate once. I was a little scared to be using a needle again especially since I had to get a ten pack from the needle exchange because they are by prescription only in the state I live in. The needles didn't trigger me though and the IV experience was far greater than anything I experienced while smoking it.
All in all I am thankful for what both of these compounds have given me and I am trying to live by what they teach me. I was spiritually dead for a long time and I feel that void within me weakening. It's not as overwhelming as it was anymore.
Thanks again for all that you people here have given me. I stop in now and then to see whats going on but I spend most of my time,while on the internet, over at Opiophile.org keeping up with opiate related news and harm reduction and other peoples stories.
I avoid the glorification nowadays.
I've been around here for awhile now but I am very happy to be a contributing member now.
So...I'm 27 years old and have been altering my perception with drugs since I was twelve years old. Up until I was 16 it was all very harmless experimentation with alcohol, weed, mushrooms, LSD, ecstacy (god knows what it actually was, GHB, NO2 and whatever else came across the table. At 16 I was introduced to opioids. I started with Hydromorphone, Fentanyl and Oxycodone. They quickly had a powerful grip over me and for the most part all other drugs went out the window. On my 18th birthday I had graduated high school and had moved out of my parents house and on that night I was introduced to Heroin and I never looked back. It was cheaper and stronger and lasted longer and by twenty I was totally out of control. I decided it was time to stop so I moved a few hundred miles away to play in a band and I, because of my location, went through a terrible cold turkey kick. I stayed clean for a few months and then started drinking after shows. This lead to smoking weed and then I made a friend in a homeless meth cook. I was living in a squat with him cooking meth and this is when I was introduced to the needle. I had a four month run with meth and couldn't take that anymore and moved back home. I liked sleep too much and didn't like what meth had done to me and swore it off (if only I could do that with opiates. So as soon as I got home I started shooting dope (heroin) and got on maintenance meds and have been doing both of those things up until march of this year. I was arrested and went to jail and experienced the worst three days of my life in a holding cell with thirty other men more dopesick than I had ever been before and when I got out I knew I had to face this problem, after getting well of course. So I went to detox and rehab (for the first time in my life) and now have thirty three days clean (which would be three months but I did relapse).
To keep this from getting too long Ill hurry up a bit. Prior to getting arrested I was in the process of going to Mexico to try Ibogaine out. I had the money, the passport and the appointment made. Getting arrested ruined all that. I have been learning everything I could about all drugs, mostly opiates and psychedelics, over the last 6 years and even in my active addiction still used psychedelics here and there. So upon getting out of rehab and coming I had decided to finally try extracting and using DMT and Mescaline to see if they could help me in my recovery. Yes technically I don't have the clean time that I claim but I don't view these types of drugs in that way. I have always used them responsibly and have never had any obssesive thoughts towards them. I don't think they fit into the model of addiction.
So using the information I found here I began making DMT and Mescaline and have had some successes. The DMT I haven't found to be all that therapeutic. It did help me get through a craving by somehow reseting my brain. It was an intense craving and 340 minutes after my dose I was no longer concerned with copping. The mescaline, of which I have only done twice in the last two months, was very profound. The first trip was very introspective and actually brought me too tears. It wasn't a bad trip but I was facing certain truths that I wasn't comfortable with but it was stuff I needed to look at. The second was very euphoric and didn't give me any insights to my addiction, but that's not necessarily what I expect from every trip nor is it less worthwhile if I don't reflect on the things I've done in addiction.
I still plan on taking Ibogaine in the future. I still think it may have beneficial qualities even though I'm not taking it to avoid physical withdrawal. I have some Mescaline now but don't plan on taking any for awhile unless I go camping sometimes soon or if I find myself up against a wall. Right now I'm pretty comfortable though.
I have a good deal of DMT freebase and even have a few hundred milligrams of DMT Fumarate and also don't have any use for that right now. I only did the DMT fumurate once. I was a little scared to be using a needle again especially since I had to get a ten pack from the needle exchange because they are by prescription only in the state I live in. The needles didn't trigger me though and the IV experience was far greater than anything I experienced while smoking it.
All in all I am thankful for what both of these compounds have given me and I am trying to live by what they teach me. I was spiritually dead for a long time and I feel that void within me weakening. It's not as overwhelming as it was anymore.
Thanks again for all that you people here have given me. I stop in now and then to see whats going on but I spend most of my time,while on the internet, over at Opiophile.org keeping up with opiate related news and harm reduction and other peoples stories.
I avoid the glorification nowadays.
I've been around here for awhile now but I am very happy to be a contributing member now.