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Posted by graniteboy on December 9, 2007, at 18:12:23
I started smokeing weed when i was 16 at first it was only when i could get some but it slowly progressed! Now i am 27 and have not smoke weed in 13 days but before those last 13 days i smoke pot like some people smoke ciggs from moment i get up too when i go to sleep.I have tried to quit many times before but allways find my back for one main reason,not to run or to hide but because i hate the person i become when i am not high.My whole adult life i have manage to get high. I mean my friends my work and even some of my family.Thats just a big part of my life its who i am.I have came a long way since i was 16 its been a long road but a fun on at times.We party like rock stars,i have done just about every drug on the street expect crack and heroin. I pick up some bad habits a long the way and some how been able kick every one of them.Pot has been my crouch thou all of this.Now i am ready to quit smokeing pot but its been hard the hardest thing todate and its far from over but day 13 is here and i am takeing one day at a time.I am not sure where im going with this but i am just going,Ready to be sober for the first time in along time and would love to talk with people that share this in common.
Posted by Kath on January 3, 2008, at 17:46:46
In reply to Quit 'n' pot, posted by graniteboy on December 9, 2007, at 18:12:23
Hi - so sorry nobody answered your post.
I strongly applaud you & hope you're doing okay.
Even if you haven't met your goal, please don't let go of it.
I bet Narcotics Anonymous would be helpful for you or even Alcoholics Anonymous.
I believe both probably have online group meetings.Best of luck for doing something really good for yourself.
Kath
Posted by graniteboy on January 6, 2008, at 21:07:09
In reply to Re: Quit 'n' pot » graniteboy, posted by Kath on January 3, 2008, at 17:46:46
Kath, Thank you for your words. Believe it or not it really means a lot to me that people do care.Tomorrow will be six weeks its been hard but i am sticking with my goals.At first i started feeling better seems like now i have plateaued But i owe it to my kids to raise them better than i my self was.
Posted by Kath on January 8, 2008, at 20:43:31
In reply to Re: Quit 'n' pot, posted by graniteboy on January 6, 2008, at 21:07:09
I hope you are SO proud of yourself.
What you are doing is a very BIG DEAL.
I applaud you.
warm thoughts, Kath
PS - kids with that type of a dad are fortunate!
Posted by Zyprexa on May 17, 2008, at 13:14:36
In reply to Quit 'n' pot, posted by graniteboy on December 9, 2007, at 18:12:23
One thing that keeps me from smoking pot is my sedating AP's.
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