So I'm a college student and it's time for
finals. I took 30mg of addorall from a
friend, thinking it wouldn't be a big deal
because 30mg really isn't that much. I
smoked a little weed afterwards and got
the worst hallucinations. This was on
Tuesday at about 5 oclock. Right now it's
Thursday morning and I'm still feeling
extremely anxious, and like my heart is
racing. On my left hand my smallest finger
and the one beside of it occasionally go
numb but the feeling returns fairly
quickly. I feel like I'm having a constant
panic attack. I've been eating and
drinking plenty of water to help cleanse
my system, but I honestly feel like I'm
going crazy. I know most of it might be in
my mind, but I've heard horror stories
about people dying from this drug. For my
own emotional benefit I just need to know
if I'm okay. I'm not use to after effects
for anything lasting a day and a half past
the time of use. Have I done permenant
damage or am I just freaking myself
out?
You probably won’t have permanent brain
damage if you took 30mg Adderal only once.
But you have to promise yourself that you
will never abuse Adderal again because you
may become addicted. Addiction to Adderal
can cause psychotic disorders similar to
schizophrenia.
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