still feeling awkward 4 weeks after smoking marijuana

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i know the exact feeling, 2nights ago i smoked 1 cone, and 3 joints, and 2days later i still feel tripped out, as if nothing is real and im in a dream. I feel like im dead or asleep and im just listening to everyone, i want this feel to go away cuz its driving me insane, this was the first time its happend to me and the last time i will ever smoke weed, i just hope i can eventually get it off my mind

Okai, first off, I am positive I have the exact same thing. And ive done so much research on it, too much for my own good (discovered things I would never have wanted to know). But now, I am also pretty sure that what I am suffering of is DEPERSONALIZATION/DEREALIZATION, well thats just me, it migh be different for u guys. It happened to me the same way too, I smoked ALOT of marijuana one time (probably my 5th time), and then BOOM! its like I never came down from the high (wierd feeling). Describing what im feeling is kind of like the first poster mentionned, everything seems different, like watching a movie, SOMETIMES Ill feel normal BUT its like UGH idk, its just not the SAME as it used to :/ "as if nothing is real and im in a dream", yeah I fee that a lot also. Yeah, I hope toothat ill eventully get it off my mind or something. However, suffering from this, Im constantly thinking of stuff, like: "Am I gifted in some way?, since I see the world differently than others? or is this just some stupid disorder that just deceiving me of the true reality", really deep scar thoughts,they really feel stupid, but I can't help myself since I am feeling so strange.

Oh yeah I've been living with this since March, so that'd be 5 months, nothing to be proud of :/ but just to inform. Sorry I couldn't help, Im still new to all of this too and trying omake sense of it seems completely impossible, but im on my way there (Y)   

Hey, im 18 year old male, id like to talk to you, kinda still have some questions about this (if u still check this site xD)

hey, could you share some of your insight with me? I'm pretty certain this is my problem. - email at jogfornight at hotmail. c0m

thanks a ton

Had this exact same thing happen to me twice.  I'm 26 now, it first happened when I was 21.  I had been smoking weed everyday since age 14, and I was on an antibiotic so I first thought that these symptons were side effects of the antibiotic not the weed.  My heart was racing, I couldnt sleep because my mind just would not shut off, i felt like I was outside my body, basically a bad high that lasted for months.  It was literally a horrible feeling that never went away, I would be thinking about it fromt he time I woke up, until the time I went to bed.  I ended up getting klonopin to help me sleep, and prozac for the depression.

When this first happened it took me about 2 months to finally visit a psychiatrist that would prescribe me the prozac and klonopin, but within a week of taking 40mg of prozac I was feeling way better.  Within a month of so of taking prozac I had almost returned to normal, and was able to get a good nights sleep and no longer felt depressed all day.

So this originally happened in August, and I stopped smoking weed not because I thought it was a side effect of the weed, but because i felt that weed just made these effects worse.  I started smoking weed again around march, and continued to smoke without any problems for about 10 months.  By then I was no longer taking prozac because I felt fine, and then I had the exact same reaction happen again while I was smoking.  luckily I knew enough to start back on prozac and within a few weeks I was fine again, and I learned that I just cant smoke weed anymore as much as I love it.

I still think about smoking all the time, but the feeling these side effects give me is not worth the risk. So I have had this happen twice, and i can say that it was the worst experience of my life, but that taking prozac helped me return to normal, and that seroquel and klonopin made it possible for me to get a good nights sleep until the effects of smoking went away.

 

happened to me twice, the first time i thought it was a side effect of an antibiotic i was taking and not from the weed.  Prozac helped me return to normal after 3 months of hell.  The second time it happened i realized it was from the weed, and knew to start taking the prozac immediately so it only took me 2-3 weeks to start feeling normal again

One time I got high... And it ended thirty minutes later... Whoopty dooo. To the people who got drugs tests after smoking marijuanba and still having adverse effects. You got dosed. Marijuana takes 30 days to exit the body at bare minimum. The drug that stays in your body the second longest (That can be smoked) would be MDMA (Highly unlikely) which takes five days bare minimum. Other uppers which can have you feeling effects long after ingesting, take on the downside of twelve hours to completely remove itself from your body so it cannot be tested for.

-Medical Marijuana Patient no.# 420

Scientifically Marijuana cannot effect you, your body, or your brain after six hours. Its that simple

how are you feeling now ? ive been going through the same stuff for about 8 months now, are u still smoking?

i ahev felt the same way liek im fine walking aroudn but when im sitting ther thigs start mooving and iget scared and ntohign looks the same. is tand there and it looks like its pullign away from me

Its all in your head man

ive smoked weed with my family first time then felt numb and sh*t every like month i feel slow and i got that marijuana felling back i get scared like when it came back i feel weird to so iit cant go away snce i smoked it , it has made me very slow i went to the doctor the doctor said my heart was good blood and everything

its all in your heads stop worrying about it if you want a article that will give you hope read this https://www.steadyhealth.com/marijuana___head_feels_slow_heavy_cloudy_t129441.html people went through the same thing... they just understood it was a phase. thats all it is, ive had this for about amonth but its slowly getting milder... and by 3 months i should be feeling 100% fine

I like your attitude. I'm going through this right now and I'm really hoping it'll take less than months to fix. I have something important to do in less than a week. But you're right, I can still see, hear, feel, touch, experience, live and laugh. :)