Thanks for the responses.
I want to be super clear here, I'm not some hippie out there looking to have a silly time or escape reality - I'm looking for real objective answers and solutions to real problems. I'm a professional Mechanical Engineer and scientist and make decisions based on facts and data, and I'm not shy to think outside the box (or think outside what society deems legal/illegal as often times those boxes were created out of fears of the unknown or based on prejudices and poor data).
I have not changed my mind about divorce. I am on the fence right now. I have tried dating other women, but they are just boring and I don't click. So I'm reconsidering possible options, even if they are far outside the normal box.
I am potentially looking to get her involved in a research study at Johns Hopkins, but possibly may seek underground guided therapy (I know these exist), often lead by mental health professionals.
Understood that violence and rage are concerns, and safety is #1.
Here is a news release from Johns Hopkins on a 2016 study regarding depression and anxiety for terminally ill patients and how psilocybin helped them overcome that anxiety:
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/releases/hallucinogenic_drug_psilocybin_eases_existential_anxiety_in_people_with_life_threatening_cancer_ I know that there is new research, phase 3, supported by the FDA but I'm short on time and can't find the references (but will later tonight). The new phase 3 study expands upon existential anxiety treatment noted above to general depression and anxiety, and this is brand new, starting in 2017.
There are also other studies from Europe (Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris at Human Neuroscience at Frontiers College, London) suggesting that experiences with psychedelics temporarily increases the mental entropy allowing for plasticity of the nephropathy.
Again, any information or real experience anyone has, please share.