Comments on: Blog Update

By: Wendy

Wendy — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:37:27 +0000

Hi everyone. No posts in 2010? Am I the only one this year contemplating giving up the weed? I just bought a bag today, after fighting with my boyfriend about it for the zillionth time, and I swore as I was driving to the bank that this would be the last bag. I don’t believe I can do this.. hell I don’t even WANT to do this.. but if I don’t quit soon of my own accord, then I believe something bad will happen and I will lose something… and then have to quit anyway… and still have lost that something. I don’t know what that something is, but I know its precious, and I don’t want to lose it. Help me, think thoughts of me, pray for me. I need to stop living in the smokey, lazy, haze that is my life.

By: chris covington

chris covington — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 19:42:26 +0000

hi today is my first day not smoking weed or cigs….ive tried this time and time again im 23 years old….when i have quit b4 and even now i go thru unbelievable mood swings i say and think crazy thoughts at all times ive smoked VERY heavy for the last 5+years everyday cigs and weed both….i feel that everyone or everything is against me and i dont want to do anything but cry and sleep im really starting to loose my mind reading all of these other post to help and i check them daily now to try and ezz my cravings…..if anyone has any info or help on fighting the urges to smoke or any positive stuff at all please email me at cov77@yahoo.com
im tired of marijuana destroying my life even though its mainly me doing it but i need help im having extreme trouble quiting this drug and its driving me insane
please help a very weak minded man atm =) who once was strong fit and healthy minded need words of advice/encouragement ty all for your help

and sorry for my poor english -)

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 05:56:43 +0000

Best of luck to all of those trying to quit. I also was a very heavy marijuana smoker for about 14 years.

The only thing that saved me was the birth of my son 4 months ago. I smoked the entire time my wife was pregnant, but finally got up the courage to quit about 1 week before she gave birth.

I tried to quit many times before, but always started smoking again within a few days or weeks. I know I am a very weak person, and if it weren’t for my son I would probably die a pothead. I do still get cravings every once in a while, but I want to be a better person and a rolemodel for him.

There are so many benefits to being clean (no fear of drug tests, no social anxiety, no more disappointed family members).

If I can quit, anybody can. Hang in there, it’s worth it!

By: Frankie

Frankie — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 19:41:13 +0000

Hey guys, I just wanted to say all of your comments are really helping me quit for 30 days.
I have been smoking everyday for 2 years.. Like 3-7 times a day.
I was put on Probation in March 2009 and it is July 2009 now..
I found out I had to take a drug test and unlike most pathetic people
My life means more to me than smoking those extra couple times and trying to use Detoxs.
So I must stay clean for 30 days and drink water and other stuff just incase and I am only on Day 2 and it’s just.. bad. I have to sit around and watch my friends smoke weed in front of me. I have pretty decent will power and can say no. but inside its killing me
I hope that I make it 30 days, this site is wonderful and thank you for making it.
Marijuana is addictive and it needs to be known.

By: Keith

Keith — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:07:10 +0000

Hey everyone,

Thanks for posting your experiences, they’re a huge help. I’ve been puffing for over thirty-years on and off (mostly on). Gotta tell you… it was excellent! Of course I’ve been gunking up my lungs, pissing off the love of my life and making excuses for decades. My wife is sooo supportive and patient. She’s waited for me to want to quit. Well I’m over 50 now and Mary Jane is getting in my way a lot more than she’s helping. The times I’ve quit before I had all the symptoms that you all are posting about, but they only lasted about two weeks. It’s all about me making up my mind – and that’s done. I just have to remember to eat, exercise and not stress out about the lack of sleep. Oh, and gotta remember that the impending sense of doom is just an illusion. I thank you so much for sharing your experiences… that makes it easier. I’ll pass on some tips and love (like you’ve done) after I’ve climbed out of the rabbit hole.

Thanks again,

Keith