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In this YouTube monologue, Dallas Bragg—a chemsex recovery coach—recounts a powerful relapse trigger he experienced after being released from jail: returning to a ransacked home where friends had stolen his drug stash. Overcome with shame, he recorded a raw, emotional video plea to his future self, warning him never to use again and describing the harsh reality of drug use. He presents this self‑recorded video as a highly effective relapse‑prevention tool. Bragg explains the neurocognitive basis: during a comedown, the brain encodes a softened, euphoric memory of the night, which later fuels cravings. By confronting the raw footage daily while sober, the brain’s rational part is re‑engaged, counteracting the distorted memory. He outlines a concrete protocol—record the video during a comedown, then watch it sober every day for 90 days—asserting it is "100% effective" despite being cringey. He references a related podcast episode, a worksheet, and invites viewers to join a comment group for further guidance.

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