Comment · Wed, December 5, 2012

Alright, how fucked is my brain

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I'm currently 17, I have been using cannabis since around 14 at one point it was up to 5 times a day for about 6 months. I quit cannabis and use maybe monthly for the past 12 months. Anyway, I have used MDMA over 30 times in my life, LSD around 10 in past year, Various gabagenic substances couple times a year, went through oxy addiction last summer in moderate doses daily, and now I've been drinking daily for the past 6 months. This is just a quick recap tbh. I've used a lot more substances, but those are my main ones. OH and amphetamines have been prescribed to me for two years, however bad self control I go through 600MG of adderall in 3-5 days.

I quit school 2 years ago, I have been to rehab once, I am just being stupid at this point and wondering if I were to just completely STOP all drug usage until I'm around 22 would there honestly be any damage to my brain that I can not change? I feel like I've permafucked myself off some cognitive abilities and it worries me.

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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb

You already know the answer. It's your choice to take control, though. Fix it while you still can. Drug use doesn't have to be a problem. When you let yourself take it to abuse, that's the problem. Slow your shit waaaaaay down, and you'll enjoy life much more. Best of luck!

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