Hello
I took benzodiazepines a few days ago. (I've taken them before, so I know the effects and the memory loss.) This time, however, something happened that I can only partially remember, but it would be very, very important to remember. Does anyone know ways to fill in these gaps or restore them, so to speak.
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I mean the brown MDMA
People can die from it
I don’t know. Because no or no complete memories were created from the outset. You didn’t lose them, you never had them.
Memory gaps due to Berauscht being cannot be filled subsequently.
Preventing further memory gaps, you should only take as much benzos as you can to avoid gaps.