okay so, i already know i have to see a doctor, so i dont really wanna hear that, but, i'm mostly just wanting to know... what IS it thats wrong with me.
anyways, i think im depressed... but for some reason... i think i have depression + something else.
okay so , when i'm withdrawn from marijuana i get paranoid and i think people are calling my name.. things are talking to me... i see things/people from the side of my eye and they are NEVER there... i have BAD nightmares... sometimes night terrors.. i sometimes am sleeping and i see an exact replica of my bedroom, in the area i would be seeing if my eyes were open (for example, facing my dresser) anyways.. i wouldnt be able the breathe or blink and then i'd wake up and see EXACTLY what i dreamt.. its almost hard to believe its a dream. sometimes i re-enact what happend that day in a dream, except a few things would be different. i'd wake up, and think those things actually did happen. i cannot tell reality from my dreams.
2007-08-05
15:54:59
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i absolutely cannot decipher my dreams from reality. PERIOD. anyways, back to when i'm NOT Having withdrawls from marijuana.... i get crying spells often. i cry all the time.. for no reason. my body always hurts, and i always have a bad gut feeling.. like something bad is going to happen. when i go to sleep i lack peace of mind... i can never fall asleep. i just think.
think think think.
anyways.. i can be really happy.. then i can be rying the next minute, then breaking things from anger the next..
i shake alot. i get nervous alot.. i think i get aniexty attacks. i'm always scared... of everything.
i like to isolate myself but when i do i go crazy, yet, when im with people... i go crazy... like nothing makes me happy anymore. and nothing is exciting.. nothing catches my interest. im just so hopeless, so stressed, so scared so confused... i think i was traumatized as a child.. but when i listen to what other people have gone through i feel guilty for ever thinking that. HELP ME.
2007-08-05
15:59:05 ·
update #1
by the way.. PLEASE DONT JUDGE ME BY THIS. because im not ignorant nor am i naive.. but i am only 14 years old... and ihave been smoking marijuana.. well since... like i was 11. i became a real big stoner when i was about 12.. smoking at LEAST 6 times daily...
i just dont think this is normal for someone my age... you know... im cutting down and everything.. but its almost like the weed is my medicine.. it seems like its the only thing keeping me sane.
i dont think i shoud be this stressed out and depressed already... i just... i dunno.
im really lost.
btw.. i'm postive my marijuana isn't laced.. i would definitley be able to tell because i have been exposed to laced marijuana on numerous occasions.
2007-08-05
16:05:39 ·
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I doubt that the pot itself is causing this, and the people who say that it is don't necessarily know what they are talking about. However, it is possible that you are experiencing schizophrenia, and that you are self-medicating with pot to help hide this. I suggest strongly that you get to a doctor quickly, and get off the marijuana -- also stop using any other illegal drugs or alcohol if you're using them.
I'm not "anti-pot", per se, but when you're experiencing splits with reality -- and it sure sounds to me like you are -- then you need to keep your mind as clear as possible to get a baseline understanding of what's going on. The pot is sure not helping you at all right now, at any rate.
Good luck and take care of yourself.
2007-08-05 16:11:20
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answered by Barrabas_6025 4
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Well, you're right, you should see a doctor.
Now that we've got that out of the way, I would speculate that you are indeed depressed. As for what that "something else" is, it may be difficult to figure out. Many people with many different mental health issues end up self-medicating with marijuana or other drugs- and these can either exagerate or mask what's really going on.
Find a good therapist or psychiatrist. Make sure it's someone you trust and like- there are some great people out there who can help you.
2007-08-05 23:01:42
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answered by dscougar 4
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I see things out of the corner of my eye too at times but that was after using loads of benadryl which makes you hallucinate. Depression is normal after withdraw from a drug. You issues with sleep are def surrounded by some of that anxiety. Why did you start using the marijuana in the first place? I know when i used it, it was one of the few things that could keep me still. Did something happen in your past that would cause the night terrors? From what it sounds you are on high alert. It might just be the withdraw from the "tree" but it might also be from trauma in the past.
2007-08-05 23:06:26
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answered by b 4
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Honey have you told your Mom/Dad/Parental Unit(s) what's going on with you? Please find an adult you trust and let them know what's happening. I know you are afraid they will be "mad" if you tell them you've been smoking pot, but they need to know in order to help you best. If you can't tell your parents, perhaps and Aunt/Uncle/Minister?councelor--any trusted adult.
If I was your Mom I'd be sending you to some kind of rehab. School is starting in a few weeks. You are 14 years YOUNG with your whole life ahead of you. Probably you are in 9th or 10th grade this year. It is imperative to get off the dope because it DOES have long term emotional and physical effects, and can really impair your memory. I know you want to start out the school year on the right foot so you can get decent grades and someday have the career of your choice.
Embrace your life-go meet it, don't hide from it in a cloud of marijuana smoke. Many hugs and prayers to you:) Be strong, you can do it!
2007-08-06 01:31:15
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answered by Jan D 1
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well well well, children, i think we can see by this prime example just why smoking pot is bad and how much of your brain it actually eats. no, seriously, it literally eats your brain, children, so don't smoke, or you'll end up like the person asking this question.
at any rate, when youve stayed away from the pot long enough, and your withdrawal is lessened/no more, these experiences should go away, at least if not too much damage as been done by the pot. however, any damage done to your brain is UNFIXABLE as smoking pot, as well as drinking, kills brain cells, which are the only cells in your body that don't regenerate. so you get a certain amount, and you use em, and if you kill em, you dont get more.
in conclusion,
stop smoking pot and deal with these symptoms until they go away, however long that may take. if it's more than a couple of months, go see a doctor. let's just hope you havent done damage beyond repair, fool ;;>.>
2007-08-05 23:09:40
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answered by abc 5
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First of all, stop smoking. It clearly isnt helping you. what you need is to really open up to some one that you really trust, and that you really love. people that you are around a lot are probably noticing that you are acting really strange and will probably be willing to help you. but again.. i really dont think that smoking anything will help you at this point. just chill out for a while, and maybe you should isolate your self, but do things like reading, or playing a non violent video game. and give your friends a call. you dont have to hang out with them or anything, just talk to them. i really truly hope that i am helping you becuase i hear about people like you all the time and it really makes me sad to know that people start smoking so early in life!! but please talk to some one. that will help you in ways you dont even know. you will have so much pressure lifted off of you. i really hope you are ok. god bless you!
2007-08-06 01:12:59
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answered by lax4life<3 2
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those things you are experiencing: the auditory and visual hallucinations, the out-of-body experiences, when you cannot tell reality from your dreams...those are effects of your Marijuana use... you are psychologically and physically dependent on the drug already and when you can't have it..your body asks for it through those ways...it makes you crazy.
the first thing you have to do is PRAY. pray for deliverance, pray for healing. and stay away from your friends that are addicts because they will only tempt you to have it again. then you should go to a doctor?--this is not just cliche. its because withdrawal symptoms are serious and they can kill you if you don't have the proper medical help. the doctor will give you medicines that can help you with your symptoms and they will detoxify your body with all that drugs you've been taking.
2007-08-06 00:26:08
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answered by Jacqueline 3
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I had a couple of friends that smoked LOTS of pot for years and decided to quit. They have the same symptoms. Depression anger..they have meltdowns. It's really weird. I hate to say but I think pot has long term side effects that don't go away for at least a year or 2 after quitting if you smoked it for quite a few years.Just my experience though.
2007-08-05 23:00:14
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answered by Fielding Mellish 2
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yes the weed your smoking my be laced, or you might be bi polar with some phycotic features, yes you need help, and stay off of weed a long time like three months to see if its only the weed, while you go to a doctor, take care and I hope you find out what is wrong with you.
2007-08-05 23:07:39
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answered by Tracy C 4
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all you have to do is take yoga class,
they will teach how to do meditation, all you have to do
is follow the rules- wake up early morning.
do yoga, then meditation.
you'll see the differences.
you'll find peace of mind & clear concise.
just try for a month it will make great differences.
common you've got wonderful life ahead you.
have to complete your study, & have to be a strong
lady.
start a new you. make a fresh life.
have to forget all these bad stuff, past is gone,
& think of your future.
2007-08-06 01:09:35
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answered by Sandy B 4
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