The last post I made was when I was at 7 months in. Now I'm officially almost 9 months weed free, 8-3/4 months to be exact.
It has been hell is all I can say. I felt so much better for around 3 weeks until about 4 days ago. A huge wave has come over me again, but the intensity of the symptoms have been short lived compared to previous months. Everything starts around 7pm to 9pm like before. I started having chest pain/cramps and stabs again, mostly in my sternum and left side. My left arm is tingling, my hand feels weird. I've been having the stabbing pains/zaps in the back of my head again. Head pressure and headaches too. The anxiety of having these symptoms again has been creeping up on me badly. The bradycardia went away this month, thank God. But the tachycardia has come again... I'm feeling dizzy and weak again. Yesterday I felt like fainting from getting up from my desk to the kitchen, my heart starts racing and I feel like p***ing out. But yeah, I had this too before in previous months and visited the ER and many doctors with nothing showing up. Just a healthy heart and clean bill of health. The sleep disturbances are real bad. I can't sleep again. I wake up multiple times in the middle of the night, feeling so sick and fatigued, heart racing, dizzy, weak, just plain sick.
On the good side of things, like I mentioned, I had sinus bradycardia for around 4-5 months, and finally the bradycardia is lifting, my heart is beating within a normal range again! My memory is so much better! I still get some intermittent brain fog, but man, is it better than ever. I used to forget even where I was during those first months. I remember going out for a ride in my motorbike and forgetting how to get back home... But everything is so much better on the mental part. I had a lot of dp/dr, that has been mostly gone too. The depression has been lifting up as well. I'm starting to feel motivated again. I'm retaking the hobbies that I left behind. Life is better these days.
All in all, I'd say I'm around 60% now. I hope this following months bring more improvements, specially on the sleep part.