Anti nausea medicine works wonders , helped me out a lot. Sleep definitely takes time getting used to, not smoking right before bed. Seem a lot more talkative kinda annoying hahah. Night sweats is what I hate the most . Waking up in a puddle of it.
I'm 25 bipolar I weigh 117 I been smoking marijuana since I was 17. I've tried to stop smoking but it seems like its a craving thing for me now. Since October of this year I've been smoking 2 j's everyday. I want to stop before 2016, what can I substitute for it an how long will the withdrawal last for???
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I'm proud to say I'm 6 days clean after 7 years of smoking almost every single day, let's say 90%.
I want to live fully. It's what we came here to do.
I really needed to hear this. Im going through the same exact thing. I dont have a issued with going to sleep though. I thought it was only me and I went cold turkey as well. I pray and have faith that God is going to help me
in this process. Not saying that he's going to take it away because its up to me to make that sacrifice to show him how much I love him. Thank you for sharing your story. Stay bless
in this process. Not saying that he's going to take it away because its up to me to make that sacrifice to show him how much I love him. Thank you for sharing your story. Stay bless
Glad I'm not alone on this. Man. It has been rough. I'm not even sure which day I stopped but the insomnia, anxiety, and nightmares all suck.
I have been going to see a psychologist for about 3 weeks (about anger issues that I've had since a child) and he suggested I stop smoking and try mindfulness meditation. I'm on week two and I'm starting to feel anxious at work and I feel like I can't focus. My brain doesn't want to smoke a bong, like I have zero intentions or psychological cravings for it. But then after experiening night sweats, dizziness, up and down emotions along with anxiety, feeling sick after eating, tremors. .. I realised my PHYSICAL body was craving it smoking a cigarette at work helps me wind down a little as I work with dogs and it's super draining. It was just so weird because after going to the psych I though it was general anxiety or something. Thank GOD I did my research and figured it was my body having cravings (and not my mind) otherwise I would have continued to work myself up to thinking I have bad anxiety without it. Mindfulness is helping a lot too with my anger issues. Don't use pot to hide from your problems otherwise you'll end like me and have your past trauma hit you really hard. Face your sh*t head on
I don't see too many people in my age group on this board so thought I'd chime in. I never smoked anything and had only the occasional drink until about a dozen years ago, at age 40, when I first tried weed. Unfortunate life circumstances gradually turned recreational use to chronic use about 8 years ago. In my case, chronic meant smoking pretty much every single night to deal with stress. I can't remember when I last actually felt "high" from smoking.....but came to look very forward to my nightly 3 or 4 bong hits to feel relaxed enough to make life tolerable for a few hours and help me get to bed. For years I argued with any naysayers that I had a habit, not an addiction to weed. Over the last year or so it's been dawning on me that a number of symptoms I have (coughing up phlegm EVERY morning, vocabulary loss/hesitation, occasional and mild - but very concerning slurring, to name only a few) must be attributable to my "habit". I also ate everything in site after smoking and put on plenty of unwanted pounds. I finally concluded very recently that if I can't get off of it then it's more than a habit, and that I needed to get off of it in order to find out if I can get rid of some of these symptoms. I did without for 3 days, smoked one more time, and am now trying to quit. Tonight will mark a full week.....sad to be "proud" of such a small accomplishment but you have to start somewhere. In the interim I've been reading up on what withdrawal symptoms to expect but most info relates to much younger people, hence my post for us older folks. If you smoke daily and still believe it's not an addiction you are in DENIAL. Prove me wrong by stopping for a month or more. If your situation is anywhere near similar to mine I'd be glad to read about your experiences. Thanks for reading.
Same here
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
Same here
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
Same here
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
Alcohol helps me sleep but dont overdo else you will go through withdrawl
This is a joke
Nausea, absolutely. Pain, no. If you are nauseated and not eating, yiu may experience heartburn. If you don't get relief from tums, I'd say it's not the pot.
you wont get it after 10 times
Good for you and don't give up. I'm 55 years old and have so many regrets. I would love to go back to age 35......so you still have time to do whatever you want. Try not to spend time regretting your past and embrace your potential and the present/future.
"red wine is good for you"
no it's not
no it's not