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Cake day: February 6th, 2024

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  • Two other rational, though more sinister/unfortunate conclusions could also be that you smoked some bad (ie fake or laced) weed and someone spiked your drink at the bar.

    Situation 1: did you have and smoke more from that same batch any other times? /Did your friend bring their own stuff?

    Situation 2: could have gotten drugged unfortunately, but fortunately left before blacking out and managed to get yourself home.

    100% the simplest and most harmless explanations are most likely, not suggesting that the worst case scenario is probable. Just thinking of other possibilities.

    My only experiences with missing time are most likely epilepsy-related, so I’ve never thought much of one beyond that. Seizures can feel pretty strange by definition, so I don’t think I would know how to guess if something else caused a given episode.









  • It is possible that many soft foods could still cause issues, like small seeds in a smoothie or the skin of a bean getting stuck somewhere and causing issues. I’d follow the common advice in this thread and take some ideas of very soft foods to your doctor and ask about them specifically. Might as well make sure, but if they double down on only those 3 foods being safe, I’d trust em at that point.

    Smoothies and beans are top options if you have any flexibility though, so many ways you can make/flavor both.


  • My grandfather did the same time and time again, really ticked me off. I tried to live up to the mantle, but full-sized clocks were too big. I couldn’t even bear to watch. The difference may feel minute, but my grandpa always rubbed it in. He’d say “what’s mine is hours.” The man could kill time like no other, though, gotta hand it to that cuckoo bastard.