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birdman22


POSTED BY: birdman22 on Jun 19, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


So im really obsessive about thoughts... i can't get over blaming marijuana for my anxiety even 3 1/2 months after i did it just once.  I even still try to blame withdrawal for it.  And the main reason i can't get over blaming marijuana is cause the floating feeling in my head, and I know that weed can cause a lack of balance.  How should I try to get rid of this?

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Gphonse357


POSTED BY: Gphonse357 on Jun 19, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


 It's easy, stop smoking weed.

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birdman22


POSTED BY: birdman22 on Jun 19, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


I did stop, I've only ever done it twice in my life

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hellomynameis


POSTED BY: hellomynameis on Jun 19, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


try filling time with a hobby or outdoor activity something active to get a natural endorfin high

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braveone1


POSTED BY: braveone1 on Jun 19, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


Sounds like your marijuana might have been mixed, "laced" soaked in or something, before it was dried to be rollled and smoked.  And/or your body may have had a predisposition for reacting  to chemical substances, like alcoholics, obesity, other things.  That once taken, indulged in your body is never the same as it used to be.  The only thing I can think of is stay away from it, alcohol, and any other drugs not prescribed to you and ALWAYS be open with your doctor re: how well or not a prescription is working, affecting you.  Therapy can't hurt; it lets you talk about these "weird" feelings, maybe distract you from that focus so much, thereby, hopefully you can come to not feel it anymore.  As long as you focus on it, have nothing else to do to get your mind creatively on something else. 


Aman goes down a street, walks a ways, falls in a hole.  The next day he walks down the street again, and again, falls in the hole.  The next day, he sets out for the road again.  This time he notices there is another road. He goes down that road, and doesn't fall into a hole.


A man ge

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Gphonse357


POSTED BY: Gphonse357 on Jun 28, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


 That is one thing we have in common bro. But I don't smoke marijuana, so consider yourself lucky.


 

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sarina77


POSTED BY: sarina77 on Jul 09, 2010 [ QUOTE ]


Hey there


I can totaly relate it this and boy Im glad I came across your post. I had my first panic attack while smoking weed. I big part of me thinks it was laced as well. Whatever the case on that frightful night back in Nov of 1990 my life has never been the same. It has been almost 20 yrs and I still blame the damn weed. It has left me a bit paranoid if you will. Everything i put into my body I obsess over thinking maybe some how some way it became contaminated with drugs. So I hear ya. The only thing you really can do is exccept the fact that whatever cause it doesnt matter you have to acceot that this is know part of who u are and try to love it. If that makes sense. Cindy

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