Glad to hear your back and trying, wishing you much better soon.

bitflipper
First day back in front of the computer. Yay, I'm trying to make some music again. But the narcotics are having a weird effect on my brain: everything I play is now in Am. It just sounds so...nice. Like floating.

Yes, when the brain is numb it defaults to Am.  Welcome back!
 

bitflipper
First day back in front of the computer. Yay, I'm trying to make some music again. But the narcotics are having a weird effect on my brain: everything I play is now in Am. It just sounds so...nice. Like floating.

Good to have you back!
 
But you might want to be careful what sort of audio discussions you read until your brain is clear. The thought that certain ideas you read might make "sense" to you is deeply troubling.

bitflipper
First day back in front of the computer. Yay ...

Yay, indeed.  Welcome back!

bitflipper
First day back in front of the computer. Yay, I'm trying to make some music again. But the narcotics are having a weird effect on my brain: everything I play is now in Am. It just sounds so...nice. Like floating.

Hehehe that's quite a different kinda otherworldly trippy perspective. 

Good to see you back. 

Welcome back, Bit!

 
Welcome back Dave, hope you have a speedy recovery.

All the best to you. May the Lord lay a hand on you and bring you back to full health quickly. Oh did I mention the Lord? I hope no one was offended!:)

bitflipper
First day back in front of the computer. Yay, I'm trying to make some music again. But the narcotics are having a weird effect on my brain: everything I play is now in Am. It just sounds so...nice. Like floating.

Glad you're back Bit and heal quickly.
The recovery will probably be in phases and you'll know for sure when only 20-40% are Am.

Leadfoot
All the best to you. May the Lord lay a hand on you and bring you back to full health quickly. Oh did I mention the Lord? I hope no one was offended!:)

One could probably disregard the actual message and focus on your wishes. Most of the time, that's what I do when people "God bless" me - even if it makes me nauseous. 
 
The real problem is the sense of entitlement, which makes people think that their beliefs take precedence not only over the TOS, but over other people's faith or absence of faith. That sense of entitlement that makes them think that the problem is not them breaking the TOS but people taking offense.