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I approve.
However, I am going to continue to point out (down votes be damned) that we need to provide mental health services for people who use drugs like shrooms. People can have really bad shroom trips.
If you oppose mental health services for drug users, you are anti-legalization.
Now, everyone who didn’t read this closely enough, please downvote me. Thanks in advance.
Yes please, I can't afford therapy >

I agree we should have free mental health services.
One thing I continuously hear is that people should not try to seriously medicate themselves.
Psychedelics are great in so many ways. 
I just hope that if you are having mental health issues (like so many of us do), you turn to a professional rather than self medication. >

One of the advantages of living in California is that we actually do have free healthcare for low income residents (and the threshold for low income is something like less than $67,000 for a single person) I do have a free psychologist, and I am medicated, but appreciate the concern. >

Awesome!!
I know it’s hard getting the free healthcare. I’ve been down that road before. Props for your perseverance >

It was actually really easy to get the insurance from the state, the only hard part was finding a provider accepting new patients that is close enough to the city to be accessible via public transit. >

Yup, that was very similar to my issue as well :) >

TIL that I need to make a friend in California ASAP
edit: ha ha ha i am only joking of course >

We're cool here in Oregon.  Have been for a few years now. >

Mushrooms helped me quit cigarettes. I had a wonderful evening in the woods and have not hd a cigarette for almost 7 years. Like a light switch , it just shut off the need/want. Now I can smell one from a mile away and it makes me nauseous