If you've taken hallucinogens and your vision isn't the same it could be this... (HPPD)

A subject that needs a lot of awareness, discussion and open information to be readily available. I'm going to be talking about my personal experience with this issue, by discussing what caused it, what it's like to have HPPD and things you can do to better it. This is a very emotional subject for me and something I put off talking about for the longest time as I find it an incredibly embarrassing topic to admit. I hope this gives you useful information if you felt alone on the subject.
Remember everyone has different experiences, but the most important thing to do is listen to your body and make sure you create a healthy environment for yourself to help grow and fight this very intrusive condition.
Please feel free to leave your thoughts or questions in the comments :)
Love, Vincent
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My Instagram: @vincentjack97
* In the video I kept saying Hallucinogen perception persisting disorder but it's actually Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder. A small mistake but important to correct

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To anyone freaking out... it gets better. It may seem like it won’t but it will. Our brains are incredible things; they survive and adapt. The worst part for is the tinnitus 24/7.