Carelessness
Posts: 47 Joined: 27-Nov-2012 Last visit: 15-Aug-2013 Location: Dark room with sealed windows and locked door
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1-1000 wrote:Hello all, Ive been reading numerous forums over the last few days. This thread touches on the issue but I need more info.
In a nut shell, Over this last solstice a group of my close friends had an lsd trip. They are all experienced in the drug and dosed with the same amount. However, one of them had an extremely traumatic experience, and quite frankly has not come back.. He is extremely sensitive, distraught and confused, has little sense for reality and is incredibly difficult to talk to.
Have you ever heard of a case this bad?
Any suggestions to help him overcome this? Its been 7 days. You should really take him to the doctor, especially if it has been 7 days and it hasn't become any better. Skeptical scrutiny is the means, in both science and religion, by which deep thoughts can be winnowed from deep nonsense.
Carl Sagan
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Erase wrote:You should really take him to the doctor, especially if it has been 7 days and it hasn't become any better. Sorry to use this as an example, but if they are kids, the parents may find themselves in trouble because of this, depending on the Doctor. "Eat your vegetables and do as you're told, or you won't be going to the funfair!"
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Carelessness
Posts: 47 Joined: 27-Nov-2012 Last visit: 15-Aug-2013 Location: Dark room with sealed windows and locked door
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I don't know about other countries, but around here it would be illegal for the doctor to tell anyone but the people in the room about the things that has been said. So the parents would never really find out, if that's the case. I also don't know why anyone would hesitate going to the doctor if you're having serious mental problems as they were described. The judgement of ones parents should be the least of your worries in that situation. Skeptical scrutiny is the means, in both science and religion, by which deep thoughts can be winnowed from deep nonsense.
Carl Sagan
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Erase wrote:I don't know about other countries, but around here it would be illegal for the doctor to tell anyone but the people in the room about the things that has been said. So the parents would never really find out, if that's the case.
I also don't know why anyone would hesitate going to the doctor if you're having serious mental problems as they were described. The judgement of ones parents should be the least of your worries in that situation. Yes, but don't doctors have to report people that have done something illegal to the Police, who will then ask to speak to the parents, etc, etc, hence my saying 'leave it till you leave home/ don't put this on your parents rap'. Like i said, probably gonna be ok, but it's certainly a concern to be wary about. Poor parents. "Eat your vegetables and do as you're told, or you won't be going to the funfair!"
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Carelessness
Posts: 47 Joined: 27-Nov-2012 Last visit: 15-Aug-2013 Location: Dark room with sealed windows and locked door
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christian wrote:Erase wrote:I don't know about other countries, but around here it would be illegal for the doctor to tell anyone but the people in the room about the things that has been said. So the parents would never really find out, if that's the case.
I also don't know why anyone would hesitate going to the doctor if you're having serious mental problems as they were described. The judgement of ones parents should be the least of your worries in that situation. Yes, but don't doctors have to report people that have done something illegal to the Police, who will then ask to speak to the parents, etc, etc, hence my saying 'leave it till you leave home/ don't put this on your parents rap'. Like i said, probably gonna be ok, but it's certainly a concern to be wary about. Poor parents. Again, I can only speak for the laws where I live. But no, that would be illegal for the doctor, and he/she would probably get fired immediately. Skeptical scrutiny is the means, in both science and religion, by which deep thoughts can be winnowed from deep nonsense.
Carl Sagan
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Such be the dangers of taking powerful medicine at a young age, when the brain is still forming, and 'kids' haven't even got to grips with the most basic of 'responsabilities'. Don't say you weren't warned...  "Eat your vegetables and do as you're told, or you won't be going to the funfair!"
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JC
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christian wrote:Such be the dangers of taking powerful medicine at a young age, when the brain is still forming, and 'kids' haven't even got to grips with the most basic of 'responsabilities'. Don't say you weren't warned... too little too late for me I used mushrooms and acid heavily from 14! Took my first acid at 13, dont regret a thing though I wouldnt want my children doing it. I think heavy cannabis use as a teenager has dumbed me down more than anything, a lot of people I know agree with this. What can I say, I tried acid too young and loved it too much!  Im not a drug addict or have drug problems, Ive got a decent career and im generally doing ok by societys standards, hasnt done me any long term harm or damage. Probably did change me but ive been a tripper from an early age and its not going to change so its part of who I am though I wouldnt advocate acid for 13 year olds! Id suggest cappi if they must 
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