Perpetual Amnesia from Two Different Pills
MDMA, 5-HTP, & Vitamins
Citation: Justin Case. "Perpetual Amnesia from Two Different Pills: An Experience with MDMA, 5-HTP, & Vitamins (exp28155)". Erowid.org. Nov 5, 2003. erowid.org/exp/28155
DOSE: |
1 tablet | oral | MDMA | (pill / tablet) |
BODY WEIGHT: | 130 lb |
I was with a different person each time and both report the same thing. That I had completely forgotten what was going on and kept asking them what was happening. They would explain to me that I had taken ecstasy and was forgetting everything. As soon as they told me I had already forgotten and was asking them again. Apparently I drove both of these people crazy for hours with this.
After the first occasion I woke up the next morning and after a short while realized that I had done E but could not remember what had happened. A phone call to the friend that was with me cleared it all up for me.
After the second occasion, I woke up at my friends place without any memory of where I was, who's place it was, who I was, how I got there, etc. The friend was so mad at me for what I put her through that she kicked me out of her place. I spent hours driving around lost in Brooklyn Queens. Finally I found a highway and 8 hours later I found my home.
I could not remember where I worked at first, and after I remembered, I knew I could not remember how to perform my job (it relied heavily on rapid memory recall). So I never went back to it.
In the following weeks I experienced severe depression and many panic attacks. Many times a day, I would get that feeling one gets when you are very close to remembering something (like a dream) but when I was about to remember it I would get a panic attack and forget it all.
The next 2 months were a struggle against my own fear and depression and lack of memory. I found a new job and slowly got myself back together, although it seems I have suffered a permanently lessened short-term memory recall. Making it through all that completely on my own was the hardest thing I have ever had to live through.
I have never conclusively figured out what's wrong. For the sake of science, I offer this report, for what it's worth. Be safe, be informed.
Exp Year: 1999 | ExpID: 28155 |
Gender: Male | |
Age at time of experience: Not Given | |
Published: Nov 5, 2003 | Views: 11,259 |
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