There is a long story, but I need real proof that I have a mental disorder that I don't really have.
I have to have a CT scan of my brain this monday. Is there any way I could "trick" the scan into thinking there is something (anything) wrong with my brain?
Like could I keep repeating certain numbers or words and stimulate certain parts of my brain? Could I focus on a color or something? I have no clue...that's why I'm asking for help.
Drugs that I think might help me accomplish my goal, that I have are.... 1) Ativan 2) Seroquel 3) Lexapro
The ativan could do something with my gaba receptors right? But would they only know I had taken ativan or might they think something else? If i took the seroquel in large amounts 500mg+ what would show on a ct scan? How about 100-200mgs of dextromethorphan? How would that show on a CT scan?
There is a long story, but I need real proof that I have a mental disorder that I don't really have.
So you can score more drugs, right?
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I have to have a CT scan of my brain this monday. Is there any way I could "trick" the scan into thinking there is something (anything) wrong with my brain?
Short of actually injuring your brain, probably not.
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Like could I keep repeating certain numbers or words and stimulate certain parts of my brain? Could I focus on a color or something? I have no clue...that's why I'm asking for help.
A CT scan doesn't "see" brain activity. It only sees physical structures.
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Drugs that I think might help me accomplish my goal, that I have are.... 1) Ativan 2) Seroquel 3) Lexapro
The ativan could do something with my gaba receptors right? But would they only know I had taken ativan or might they think something else? If i took the seroquel in large amounts 500mg+ what would show on a ct scan? How about 100-200mgs of dextromethorphan? How would that show on a CT scan?
Won't help, but having a friend whack you really hard on the head with a blunt object will.
