Have you reported your experience to DEA to suggest that maybe MDMA should not be a Schedule 1 drug ("no accepted medical use")? FYI, at the Drug Policy Alliance bi-annual conference in 2011, the most moving speech was by a mother relating how MDMA had benefitted her 20-something daughter, who had died from colon cancer--which wasn't diagnosed until it was too late, because it is such a rare disease in young people. The mom said it helped her daughter with both the physical and mental effects of her cancer, and made the last months of her life much more bearable.
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Have you reported your experience to DEA to suggest that maybe MDMA should not be a Schedule 1 drug ("no accepted medical use")? FYI, at the Drug Policy Alliance bi-annual conference in 2011, the most moving speech was by a mother relating how MDMA had benefitted her 20-something daughter, who had died from colon cancer--which wasn't diagnosed until it was too late, because it is such a rare disease in young people. The mom said it helped her daughter with both the physical and mental effects of her cancer, and made the last months of her life much more bearable.
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