Please help with answers / weed paws

Postby SexyJessica » Fri Nov 05, 2021 3:16 am

Hello everyone, sorry if my English isn’t that good, I used to smoke weed for 3 years, i started smoking when I was 17 years old, and I’m now 20 years old. I quit smoking weed 115 days ago, 5 more days it will be 4 months since I quit, the first month 2 month were really bad, anxiety 24/7, anxious 24/7, head pressure is gone now, and neck tightness is getting better, at night when I try sleep there’s always something in my feet it’s like pinches it’s so annoying hasn’t went away yet, and one more thing that I’m really concerned about I’m hating my life because of this I don’t know if it’s the feeling of being high 24/7 or derealization but the first 2 months was bad, and even now is till is, but the thing is I don’t know if it’s derealization or bad brain fog or the feeling of being high 24/7, because stuff around me seem real but I don’t notice it when I’m inside it’s basically when I’m outside I notice it more or when I’m driving, and I feel like at night I notice it way more, and I don’t really know what it is, I’m hating my life because of the way I am right now I lost my business, I been home since the day I quit 24/7 it’s like I’m trapped, I think the anxiety and anxiousness is getting better but really slow improvement, but my symptoms don’t come on wave how people always say they have good days and bad days, there might be some days I’ll feel more confused or just more anxious, but is not like where it gets really bad I think the only thing is the feeling of having derealization or feeling high or fog, I don’t really know what it is and again, things around me seem real but I just don’t know what it is, and I might be depressed because I get emotional now when people talk to me, I don’t know how to deal with my emotions so crazy now, my question is, is this normal that I’m not getting getting my symptoms in waves, and the feeling seeing life as of there’s fog or something or derealization or feeling high, I never had any of these symptoms before, these symptoms happened only when I quit.
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Postby tokeless » Fri Nov 05, 2021 7:23 am

Hi,
You can feel the anxiety in your post. All I advise is accept you will feel different now you have stopped doing something that made you feel different. You're no longer feeling high, so this new state is to expected. Just remember you won't die because of this, you will gradually improve and the symptoms will stop eventually. This, you can influence by your mindset. If you focus on what you feel you will feed the anxiety... I know that sounds easy but ask yourself why you can't just focus on the positive changes you have made and this is just temporary. Do things, meet friends, keep yourself distracted with positive things... as I said, you won't die, you will get better and all this will go in time.
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Postby Blinkers » Fri Nov 05, 2021 11:39 am

Ive read so many posts now its put me more at ease.
I suggest you do the same.
Once you come to see the experiences never match and its all just a sit and wait game. It takes away the worry. Ive got other very serious issues Im fighting with, far more than PAWs, and I dont know woich is effecting what or not. Going blind is one of these. So you could imagine how stressful that is.
End of the day you can only allow time to do its thing, know your body is doing its best and only thing to note is if its getting any easier week to week and month to month.
If it is. Then hold on as its a bumpy ride. But you are getting to where you want to go.
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