If you know anything about these issues any advice you have would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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GOOD LUCK
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Hello everybody I've found some of your posts are very positive although the people that posted negative feedback shouldn't even post at all. Im 24 yrs old i've been high for almost 10 yrs and I'm on my fourth day not smoking and have a large amount of energy. I've experienced this before when I quit for 2months. My reason for quitting is that my concentration in general has been deteriorating over time. I am in my senior yr in college and in some of my harder classes and need to focus. People are all different individuals and there body processes are different. I know people that smoke like a stack and say that they need weed and there's nothing wrong with it. For me though it makes me very tired and I can have after affects of anxiety. I've been saying I'm going to quit for good for about 5 yrs, people that know me laugh when I say I'm going to quit because I say it alot. This time I'm trying to do it for real. I want to be alert more and I notice I have an immense amount of concentration and energy when I'm not high. The marijuana withdrawals could be different for everyone, I am experiencing lack of sleep, headaches, and slight chills. The biggest reason I think people can't quit and are addicted because of long-term use, if you've been smoking everyday it's part of your every day activity so it is hard to go through the day and try not to think of lighting up. You also have to really want to quit, I want to be a good role model when I have kids someday not teaching them how I have to be dependent on something. Any excessive use of a drug is bad and I sometimes can be self-destructive and have no self-control. People say just cut down but there is no way I can do that if I'm going to smoke I'm going to smoke all the time. So I'll probably be up for awhile, hopefully this night will be better. Thanks to all the postive people
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My name is Sarah and Im a third year university student studying molecular biology and genetics. I have been smoking weed now chronically (everyday and several times a day) for over four years. Although smoking weed has never killed my ambition, and I have managed to pull off high grades in school, I cant help but wonder what I could do if I didnt smoke it. I just quit smoking a few days ago- and like many of you am experiencing bad withdrawals. I had no idea that you could get withdrawls from smoking weed, but it is very real. I am having problems sleeping, loose bowl movements, nightmares, irritability and nausea. These withdrawls are helping me realize the severity of my addiction.
Just because your not one of the "lazy potheads", living at home in your moms basement, does not mean that you dont have a problem.
So anyways, the point of my reply is that I am having a very difficult time quitting, and could use some support (As my friends just laugh when i say that I am addicted to weed and am having withdrawls).
If there is anybody else out there that is going through the same thing as me and could use some support also, I would love to talk to you. A friend to help keep you on the right track and motivated towards a better future?
-Thanks- and hopefully I can hang in there and realize that i DONT need marijuana to be happy. I have a lot of goals for myself in life, and I want to do great things- so the last thing I need is a useless habit destroying my potential.
As much as I realize the severity of my problem, and have a strong urge to quit- IT IS JUST SO DAMN HARD
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everybody interested in MJ withdrawals and wanting to quit puffin should check this great thread on this same site:
https://www.steadyhealth.com/Symptoms_of_the_marijuana_withdrawals-t52868-0-asc-0.html
(Sorry for this ugly link, couldn't do better..)
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Pot is scary.... it is almost like it has a mind of its own and makes you think it is on your team. The only way i got myself to quit was to get very introspective about what i was like before pot and see the pattern of depression that was related to every time i STOPPED smoking. See that's the thing... people think that pot keeps them happy... but really there is just a bad period to go through before you rediscover REAL happiness. That lasts....
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I have been smokin pot for 13 years. Recently I have been trying to quit smoking a few times. Thing is there is one of the symptoms that is really bothering me and that I fear will never go away. After about 5 days, I feel very weak. And this weakness I have discovered what it is. My son is diabetic. So I know about the effect how high and low blodd sugar. So I decided to check my blood sugar. My blood sugar level was 3.1 , that's too low, everyone should have a stead level of about 5.8 . Worst part is: after 2 weeks of not smoking one morning i felt really tired and checked my blood sugar. Get this it was 1...yes you heard me right a blood sugar level of 1 that's borderline coma. Even if i would eat a lot(force myself) I would still feel week if i didn't smoke at least once every couple of days. Now I don't know if it is because of all those years of having the munchees and drinking pop or what but something is wrong and i can grantee you that every time I would smoke again it would go away and my b;ppd sugar would stabilize.
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Some history of my marijuana usage:
I smoked for almost exactly 1 year straight, the rate (amount of pot consumption) increased week after week almost in relation to my tolerance level of the pot(which I was able to tell by how long I was high for).
I ended up smoking 1-2grams a day, which is about 1 1/2 joints and a few bowls.
Now for my quitting experience, which I am still sadly under going.
I quit smoking on 05-26-10, cold turkey. I gave all of my pipes and pieces away. Just before I quit I started having terrible chest pains, anxiety I believe. I didn't start having stomach pains right away but I did notice the lack of appetite. I believe this was caused by my body not normally needing to have its own cravings because I almost always was high and the pot took over the eating for my body. I have been having random weird dreams lately almost like nightmares but not really scary. I also started experiencing the feeling of paranoia, let me enlighten that word. What I mean is I would freak out, I would feel like I ate too much and my stomach was going to explode, I also thought sometimes I had something seriously wrong with my heart because I would think the rythm was off and it was beating too hard for what I was doing.
It's now 6-12-10 and The last 2 weeks and a half have been very hard on me. Lost of appetite is terrible, I feel very sick after eating just a little bit of food. And mind you this. I never had a paranoia about the pot causing an issue. In fact I thought it was an acid indigestion issue which I have found through several experiences (reading through post) that it's a common misunderstanding seeing as the stomach pain feels the same. I feel almost like I am bloated or like I have ate to much and sometimes its mixed between feeling full and hungry at the same time. It's been really hard on me and I fear the worst has yet to come but I know I wanna quit and I still have not touched or even looked at pot. It's been 17 days, I was afraid I had become dependent on it. I read somewhere that if you inhale inproperly and absorb smoke into your stomach it can cause these ulcers which act up whenever they don't have the THC constantly absorbing into them. It all makes a lot of sense that all these symptoms that everyone else has I am experiencing them as well. I highly doubt it's a coincidence. I have been really moody lately. I get super pissed at ridiculous things, for example; i hit my head on my cars hatch and I immediately went ballistic, punching things. I feel a lot better knowing that marijuana is an addiction and that your body becomes dependent on the thc.
6-12-10: I tested positive for THC after 17 days(roughly) I was a heavy smoker, all day long every couple hours I had a good 2 bowls worth of pot(pretty high grade pot as well). I just wanna encourage all of you that quitting does not have to be so hard, by remembering you are not alone. Lots of people quit all the time and feel all the same symptoms you are feeling. Just hang in there. It will pass. As for me, my stomach is in a lot of pain right now. :-( But just keep your mind off of it and what ever you do, don't go back to pot thinking it will help you. It will make it harder in the long run. Do yourself the favor now! You have the power!
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