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Yeah I don’t miss smoking. I miss feeling okay to do everyday things tho. I guess you are one of the lucky ones that never had to experience paws... like myself in my first quit. @tokeless hit the nail on the head by saying, "I was done, pure and simple." I have stressed many times on thi...

if you cannot get rid of this a theraphist might help you to get rid of the problem You might be lucky enough to find a therapist who knows enough about cannabis addiction to be able to offer anything more than the usual B.S. IMHO I believe that the advice posted on this forum by ex-addicts, addict...

Yes this happens to me everytime I try to quit weed. That's why I couldn't quit because everytime I stop I have a very bad experience. Just stopped 2 days ago and now I suddenly felt dizzy like the world turned upside down. Which triggered my anxiety because for me getting dizzy is the number 1 tri...

Sorry but I don't remember the particular posts but if you search for HDog455 using the forum search facility you'll find that a lot of my content deals with the fact that I didn't have too much trouble quitting. My early stuff is probably the best place to start looking.

You know, before this PAWS stuff, if that’s what it I really is, I was perfectly contented with being alone. I would occasionally be lonely and feel emptiness which would only last a day or part of the day. I don’t know if it’s where I retired a year and 8 months ago, combined with this paws, or if...

Hi all, I am new-ish here, but I’ve been lurking for a while reading other’s experiences on recovering from abusing marijuana. I quit marijuana finally after about a year of heavy abuse, but not before it had taken quite a toll on my health. I began vaping very high potency wax cartridges which I b...

I quit smoking in mid-February. First I did not have any symptoms. But after 5 weeks the symptoms hit me bad. I had palpitation, mouth burn, tremor, muscle pain and spams, difficulty to breath, blurry vision, panic attacks, but I think that it was caused by my fear of something bad illness. I feare...

I quit my chronic weed addiction cold turkey 12 years ago. My whole story is posted on this forum. The main message is that PAWS is not a given - read my content to find out why.

Apart from about a week of difficulty getting to sleep, I didn't really experience much in the way of PAWS. I quit a chronic pot addiction cold turkey 12 years ago.

@Eroica makes a good point in regard to exercise and diet. A good long jog late in the afternoon will make you naturally tired and ready for a good night's sleep. A healthy diet speaks for itself.

Vivid dreams are common amongst those who have quit smoking pot. Whether or not they are nightmares probably has a lot to do with what is going on in one's life. Whatever you do don't go back to using pot - keep on doing your best to stray strong. It's been 12 years since my last smoke and I still h...

I didn’t ask you a question. You’re in a forum scaring people. Consider yourself lucky that this isn’t person - because you’d get your jaw broken. You f***ed around with ‘supplements’. You brought this on yourself. Enjoy your suffering You’re a coward and an addict. And you’ll die one. Mate - have ...

Apologies if you have already answered this question but have you consulted with a medical professional? You and I both know that continuing to smoke pot is not a solution and you will end up with problems far worse than what PAWS is doing to you. Can your underlying issues be resolved without using...

I’m nearly at 12 month mark and still have paws all day everyday with some days being easier to manage. I was hoping to be better by now but looks more like it’ll take me 2-3 years which I don’t think I can do! Your on the same sort of time frame as me and I haven’t noticed waves at all So what do ...

Same here - I quit a 30-year chronic habit cold turkey and, from the git-go, worked really hard to focus on looking forward and deriving pleasure from the simple things in life like beautiful sunsets and surfing. Was there a "moment" or "event" that triggered the quit? What I me...