Quit MJ after 17 yrs a 1/2 oz a week user. HELP

[Adept Havelock]

It's tough. The main thing to remember is that your addiction is basically a perversion of the survival drives...somewhere along the line MJ got added in with Food, Water, Shelter, and Sex. Recognizing it as such makes it a bit easier, but nothing will make it a walk in the park.

Try finding a decent support group, but use your best judgement when "sounding" one out.

You also might try regular exercise. It will help flush the metabolites over time, and help you re-establish a normal wake-sleep cycle.

Hang in there, and good luck.

[Sfeihc]

Originally Posted by Adept Havelock

It's tough. The main thing to remember is that your addiction is basically a perversion of the survival drives...somewhere along the line MJ got added in with Food, Water, Shelter, and Sex. Recognizing it as such makes it a bit easier, but nothing will make it a walk in the park.

Try finding a decent support group, but use your best judgement when "sounding" one out.

You also might try regular exercise. It will help flush the metabolites over time, and help you re-establish a normal wake-sleep cycle.

Hang in there, and good luck.

Havelock offers you some sound advice. Exercise is key, even if it only is walking, it will help your body. For your mind, understand what you're doing is to help yourself and your REAL friends will "weed" themselves out time. Explore new interests and look for new hobbies. Good Luck and God Bless.

[RedNFeisty]

Why quit?

[Super_Boltz]

Originally Posted by Adept Havelock

It's tough. The main thing to remember is that your addiction is basically a perversion of the survival drives...somewhere along the line MJ got added in with Food, Water, Shelter, and Sex. Recognizing it as such makes it a bit easier, but nothing will make it a walk in the park.

Try finding a decent support group, but use your best judgement when "sounding" one out.

You also might try regular exercise. It will help flush the metabolites over time, and help you re-establish a normal wake-sleep cycle.

Hang in there, and good luck.

I am another person with a chronic addiction to weed. Excuse the pun. Nevertheless I have tried many times to quit smoking weed. Now I live in san diego and have smoked MEXICAN regular weed and also the chronic aka the stickiest of the icky aka Cali weed.... and let me tell you it is MUUUUUUCH harder to quit smoking chronic than it is reggie aka regular weed. I dunno if they are putting something in it or it just grows like that but this chronic is a mother to quit smoking... Understand I have an athletic background as well and i have found that during times where lifting weights it is much easier to stop smoking weed... for one because after a good workout you still get that irie feeling from being tired... #naturalhigh.