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Some really interesting posts in this thread. Thanks for the share

The fact that your uncle says it went away is encouraging, particularly as it was triggered by lsd. I've never taken Keppra but a few people around here have and it seems to have worked to some degree. Hope things start to become better again.

thanks for posting

Another one with light sensitivity here!

Man this sounds good. Reckon I'm gonna try keppra at the end of the year if things don't improve.

I was also a major stoner before hppd and I'd love to have a few joints here and there nowadays... BUT how shit would it be to get schizophrenia!? I'm now the guy who tries to get his mates to stop smoking weed.

WuWei, keep going man. Life can be very shit at times, but never forget that you can still be happy. Can you please elaborate more on your uncle's symptoms going away after 10 years? What were they? Were they induced by LSD? Thanks

YNot124, this is an interesting post - that you actually like your visuals. I sometimes find myself staring at things (such as a skyscraper) for an incredibly long time (like you do when you're on acid) - but I can never really understand why. Part of me questions whether things look different than before; why I'm staring at something in the first place and whether I actually 'like' what I'm seeing. Does this happen to anyone else? What is true though, is that I no longer have any desire at all to take photographs. I used to always have a camera at the ready. I recently went travelling for 3 months and only took 15 photos.

Wow. Incredible that Keppra has had such an effect. Please keep us all in the loop with how it's going. (My hppd started with LSD too.)

Bit scared to look at the link!

interesting find. cheers

I hear you man. This is fucking shit. So over it!

Thanks for posting, I really needed a positive story!!

I've been trying to describe my visuals for ages but this really hits the nail on the head.

Thanks for posting Tigress - always good to hear something positive from people who have had this condition for a while.