Can my face and facial features change if someone slipped a drug in my drink?

No one else is responding. I hope my responses are helpful. This seems very similar to the other thread you started (generally it is better to continue a topic in a single thread).

I have never had these exact issues . I have found talk therapy to be very helpful (dealing with trauma). In talk therapy you will have a professional who you can trust to take your feelings seriously. They can also help you work out the emotions you are dealing with.

The point is to get over these feelings so you can live a fulfilling life. This is true whether there is a drug involved or not. The feelings you are having are important and real no matter what happened with your drink. I hope you are able to work through them. Here you will find mostly well-meaning strangers on the internet... there is no way that we can work through what is happening.

I hope you can find a good therapist.

No.

However, a drug might change your perception of your features. It's highly unlikely that one drug, imbibed in a drink nine months ago, would have such a long-lasting effect. People say you look the same; it's unlikely that they're lying to you.

Thanks yes they're helpful but I don't have money like that for therapy and I feel like I don't really need one, I just always think about it and can't get the situation off my mind, I'll just ask God to help me get through it.

Yea you're right, if anything they said I gained weight

This is causing you some discomfort, and you are thinking about it all the time.

This is exactly what therapy would help with. I understand the money issue (it may be covered by insurance and many therapists have a sliding scale where you pay what you can), but that is the best advice I can give you.

Yeah, but is it normal to keep thinking of stuff like that all the time, does other people go through it but in different ways?

Normal doesn't matter. What matters is whether you are happy. Thinking about this all the time doesn't sound like fun.

I went to therapy to deal with some pretty serious trauma. I kind of relate to what you are saying, I had persistent feelings that kept bothering me and I constantly felt distracted until I realized I needed to address them.

I don't know what normal means. I do know that other people go through this, that it isn't enjoyable and that for many people therapy helps. We all have issues, some of us hide it better than others.

Yea true I hate thinking about it, but can't stop. Wish it never happened and did u get rid of the persistent thinking of your trauma?

Yes, I did a lot of work with a therapist. It really helped.

Therapy was a safe place for me. I knew that I could say anything and be taken seriously and supported. The therapist walked me through my thinking patterns and asked questions. It helped me to see where my thinking patterns were wrong or not well thought out. Then I could work out new patterns of thought that worked for me ... with the goal being for me to have a fulfilling life.

I would say I had more "persistent emotions" than "persistent thinking", I shoved it down and minimized it. Working through it in therapy was very important.

That's good to hear, I'm glad you got over it for the most part but I feel like my situation isn't too serious most have worst than thinking someone put a drug in your drink even if you were tripping

What you are describing sounds serious to me.