best of luck...!!!
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Whoever searched this up is obviously looking for the answer/experience to what YOU are going through these days.
Ive been smoking weed/hashish for the past 6 years until now. I smoked everyday all night for six years, but when i went to college i started doing Hard drugs; Cocaine, ecstacy, MDMA etc. Everything was fine until one night. I took in alot of Hard drugs and smoked a joint after a great night. I suddenly felt my heart race like mad as if it was going to burst out of my chest. My heart rate was probably 200+ BPM. I instantly got up and went to my room, i realised then i needed air to somehow stop this uneasy feeling. I opened the window and started to take deep breaths. After a while my heart rate dropped super low. I went pale and my body started to shiver/shake. I started doing excersizes in order to regain my bloodflow. Nothing helping i resorted to eating, which helped. I then took breaths in a paranoya state to put myself to sleep.
Now its been close to 1 year i left weed, which was the biggest attacthment to me of my life. I left it because every single frikin time i smoke now the racing heart beat, body feels cold/shaking and uneasy paranoya kicks in. It truly is devastating hhaha.
The doctors analysed my heart to be normal. I still try to smoke alone at night sometimes, but effects are more or less the same. I take it positively though, you should go cold turkey and actually let reality hit you. its not as bad as you think. living the "Sober" life you never thought you would.
Cheers,
ex-Stoner
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Panic disorder is a diagnosed that causes the sufferer to experience sporadic attacks, severe panic psychiatric mental condition and often reoccur
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Cocaine has significant effects on the brain and it is particularly addictive, more so than any other amphetamine. It releases chemicals in the brain that lead to higher blood pressure, a faster heartbeat, dilation of the pupils, chills, and muscular palpitations. With high doses, cocaine can cause a cardiac arrest, heart attack, stroke, or seizure. Cocaine is a controlled substance, and although it’s illegal, it continues to be used recreationally.
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