thank you so much, will look at this site.

Thank you so greatly as I am struggling and there’s not much help out there. You are a godsend ❤

@@Heiscomingbacksoon7 You're welcome. Recovery awaits. Keep in touch with your progress.

amen

It’s a rough one tho

@@SimGTAandCOD yup of quitting was easy. No one would be smoking. Just like dieting and the gym. Hard work but takes dedication

This is a fact! I’ve had a passport for eight years now never used it. I also made pretty decent money the past couple years but when I’m not working I’m just burning with my buddies and have nothing to show for it lol I’m motivated this year to keep my 💰

@ArgeNoticias mate, I can honestly say it's like I never smoked it. As I said I was always active, after I stopped I just picked the pace up. My wife and I even got a rescue dog. I think the best advice I can give is keep busy, not just your body but your brain too....👍

Man I've been smoking for 18 years... really want to quit.. done it a few times.. lasting two weeks to maybe 9 months

Ooh my goodness. It's been 2 weeks since I decided to stop and the insomnia has been torture. I'm so relieved to hear a sometime experiencing the same and it going away. You can sleep fine now right? I only used 1 small weed cracker a night to help me sleep for months. I'm so tempted to go back to doing that because I'm not sure how I can handle this lack of sleep much longer

@Victoria Bell it gets better soon.. exercise and I find staying up really late till you falling over helps.. like 2am...

@@victoriabell4284 I have more better night's than bad now. Reading all I could on going cold turkey, it can take up to 6 months. Please don't be scared, remember there was a time in your life when you didn't smoke. All that's happening is R.E.M returning, your sleep pattern will get better. Always think no, say it loud and often. We have all been there and the end result is worth it, your life back....❤️

they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here. and mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on this planet i wish people would all realize. they could solve a lot of problems, more than just mental treatments, environmental clean up; the possibilities are endless with fungus.

Hey! Yes very sure of Dr.alishrooms. a single dose of shrooms saved me from Alcohol addiction. 6 years clean. no cravings. this doesn't sound weird to me in any way shape or form.

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

Yes he's Dr.alishrooms.Lsd and psilocybin are amazing teachers along its dmt mah dudes have safe trips all. Shrooms are blessings from nature.

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

Congrats dude!! Amazing. Sobriety for life!

fuck i need to start

I’m on day 7 and I woke up with the urge to smoke today

@@ryancismesia3062 props to you for sharing about it instead of acting on the urge. Urges will lessen with time, hang strong

Day 11 and still very much going through it, congratulations on making it through !

Love to hear it man! More evidence that an awesome weed free life is possible. Enjoy your new found freedom

Total bullshit, life is good with or without it. Your happiness has Nothing to do with weed.

The dreams have me waking up middle of the night sweating and shitting myself. Going on 8 days no weed no liquor. I been smoking heavy for 20+ years. I had major dental surgery that caused me to stop.

I dream when using cannabis. I guess we are all different.

If you are addicted to Marijuana, Marijuana isn't your problem...

Thanks man im on day 2 now I know whatever I put my mind into I will get it doje

Weed doesn’t make you depressed. You do. I smoked weed for 10 years and had that but that’s just laziness. Not being a dick but exercise and dayly life does come hard if you are smoking weed but so relaxing for the mind. Have to let it help you. Not control you

I go on streaks here and there of not smoking but when I did smoke I wasn’t depressed. That’s on u brodie

Omg it made me depressed to I lost my personality but every time I quit I sleep better less anxiety and I have more energy and talk to anyone without the social anxiety

@@calebwentker172 no it can cause depression for some people and schizophrenia/paranoia, a lot of that in behavioral centers I was in so pls do your research instead of just looking at articles that glorify it… it’s not all that good

That's awesome man. Your new life awaits, emotions are the shit

You got this sneakers!

15 years of smoking, I quit it super easy, how? Replaced it with something I love - history, traveled to Italy on a historical tour for 10 days and didn't even had time to understand if I miss it or not, I was eating a lot(love italian food) I guess if you try to quit and stay at home not doing anything pleasant it will be very hard as we are "animals" of the habit.

Awesome, you have this !

It is so hard for me. My life was good. Prob belong to the 1% smokers with normal daily routine; woke up at 6, smoking a spliff, running 2,5 miles. Going to work while smoking a spliff, smoked 2 spliffs at work, after i finished I went to the gym with a spliff, finished, go back home with a spliff. Cooking some dinner for wife and kid, when finished started smoking again. Iam living in the Netherlands close to several coffeeshops and to be honest. I hate my life now. I say hello to people I don’t even know. I go outside when neighbor is also outside and coming in awkward situations.. like wtf

Thanks for sharing@@Sneakers-hi2ls, as painful as it is, it's a good thing you're seeing all this clearly now. Would be happy to help you get off weed and get your life back. Feel free to book a call with me and we can work to find a solution. calendly.com/sobrietyuniversity/sober-living-consult?month=2023-10

You got this Gustavo. Way to start seeing how your actions affect others. Sounds like you have a some strong motivation to quit this time

Checking in 3 weeks after this comment. How is it going?

​@@alsoknownas875he didn't answered probably started again

Your real Problem ist that you are a looser Nothing to do with marijuna

Same here brotha I started at 14 turning 31 next year. Been sober for 2 months hitting the gym 5 days a week, and going back to school. Stay strong 💪 you can do it !!

Congrats Kate, that's a big step. You got this. Fear of wasting life is a great motivator. Stay in touch with your progress.

I’m almost 6 months clean now, in case anyone was curious!

@@kate3930great work🎉👊🏽

@@kate3930 wow am happy for u keep going!

​@@kate3930congrats!🎉 keep going strong! ❤

Congrats man, nicotine and booze are some of the hardest addictions to quit. No doubt you’ll quit weed too.

Awesome ! I'm really proud of anyone strong enough to kick those habits

@@janicealtamirano359 weed is not habit forming you all crack me up with your bullshit

@@tarpanc34 not true any drug is addicted even sugar some people are different and of course it’s not as bad as quitting drinking or cocaine or heroine but your mind wants it when you want to escape and numb yourself it actually hurts your soul spiritually and your personality I changed so much now that I’m off it I’m not 100 percent but working on it

@@jimcatanzaro7808 weed is a proven fact not addicting nor is coffee, chocoalate or mentose, they are all drugs but not addicting go the fuck back to school you fool

Keep it up man, thanks for sharing

bro u have the same life as me. literally going thru that same thing rn and i had to quit sales because the anxiety with the clients was overwhelming. I thought i was actually going crazy because my friends seem to smoke and not do anything to them but it takes over my me like crazy. thank you for that btw.

Your whole thread has been truly inspirational I can’t wait for your next update I sincerely mean that! I’m trying to make tomorrow day one For me I’m going to try studying for the LSAT goal I had when I was young, 28 now. Hopefully studying will keep me focused but I’ve Quit for two months once before and those dreams really are something to overcome! But I definitely know we can! Keep it up man 🎉

Really wish i had the same experience. But my story is a little different. My girlfriend of 5 years decided to leave me on january 8th, 2023. I decided to quit smoking right then and there after smoking for 14 years. I started when i was 12 years old and im 25 now. The loss of my ex while also quitting weed has been a mental blow like no other. I dont know if it was very wise to stop at the same time as a breakup, but its just the choice i made because i feel i really need to get my life together now more than ever. This last month and a half i have not felt much of a difference from quitting weed. Im slightly better mentally, but the depression and the anxiety is still a very big part of my day. My appetite has not returned and i have honestly probably gained a eating disorder from this experience. I cannot eat enough food as a 6'5 tall and somewhat skinnier build. Ive lost all the fat i had which took me years to gain. I have now lost about 35 pounds total. Maybe a little more. I feel hopeless at times and slightly better in other moments. This pain is something i really wouldnt wish on another human it is so debilitating. My only hope in the world that i have left, is that maybe if i get to month 3 4 or 5, maybe things will start getting better. Maybe the light is at the end of the tunnel, but my tunnel is longer due to the mixture of a breakup and ending a extremely big addiction to dabbing and smoking flower. I was going through a gram of rosin a day just about. I was so mentally unstable before i quit and i definitely have more clarity then i did before i quit, but the sharp pain in my chest and the vivid dreams of my ex consume me. Im having all these vivid nightmares and a lot involve this girl. Which makes it so hard when i wake up and realize that this is reality and i will never be with her again. Its so painful i almost wish i didnt have dreams. But this is how life is now and im going to keep pressing on and fighting this battle. One of the hardest things ive had to do. Ive quit weed for months at a time before and felt so many benefits even from a single month of being sober. This is different though. Its been a constant struggle for the past like 45 days. Just constant torment that doesnt seem to lesson with the days ahead. I hope and wish with every fiber of my being to experience some relief in the coming months..

Yooo. After two months I was having those same dreams and cold sweats. They been tampering with the weed. I'm 42 I been smoking all my life. I'm clean for two months now. Anxiety gone and no more mood swings. Keep it up

You probably won’t sleep well for a couple months depending on how much you were smoking before. I speak from experience lol

Spot on

Facts. about the tapering part legit I did that and didn’t experience the same withdrawals I once did other times when I ran out of cannabis, I could eat normal , sleep I did get but still had some cold sweats and insomnia but still was so much better than other times I went from heavy toking to cold turkey

@@CJelite1 I didn’t have the willpower to cut back lol I had to go cold turkey

@@Summer-lq6xh ya I can also understand that since on the weekends I’d smoke all day but only ever did bong rips yet I was still baked from at least 10 am -bed and weekdays when I worked I’d keep it to 1-2 hits after work. So that helped me for the tapering process since I was already doing a small number of hits that 2 hits a day was enough to be comfortable feeding the addiction I didn’t realize I had. My situation is a bit different since I quit for a job so I had/have no choice but to stop to better myself, I’ve noticed everyone has different ways to stay away but cold turkey wasn’t an option for my addiction 🤦‍♂️ good times were bad but better times are yet to come. 🙏 I hope you are staying away and enjoying the process yet

yes, that's right, I researched and found out that shrooms are helpful in many ways but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source I can reach out to

Sporeville... Is pretty commendable and a very intelligent mycologist. He saved my life honestly

they've helped me a lot as well I'm a war vet diagnosed with PTSD. A lot of issues spun out of control when I came home. This is something i looked up and tried after trying the roller coaster of antidepressants. Day and night difference

How do I reach out to him? Is he on Instagram

Yes, he is, Sporeville.

Awesome man I’m 20 as well . Made it three months last time now time to go forever . Good luck.

I needed to hear that 😔

Hey man I’m also 20 and been smoking for 5 years and I’ve been training everyday as well but for sum reason I don’t want to do anything but smoke after the gym

People say weed makes u lazy but it gives me energy and motivation

@@jesusarguello2601 it doesn’t make you lazy but it also doesnt give you motivation and you shouldn’t say that it does. Motivation comes from yourself and what you want and to achieve those goals you need consistency and discipline.

Congrats man! that's awesome. Way to stick it out, take action and wait for the miracle. Inspiring

Love the attitude Nicholas! Very simply no pain, no gain. You got this man

@@SobrietyUniversity 14 days sober now. The acute symptoms have subsided quite a bit. I am actually having dreams again and no more nausia. I am dealing with back pain at the moment (from a previous injury), however I do not want THC to "help" with the pain. I appreciate these videos; they have really helped me conceptualize what I would be going through. It helps - "If you knew better, you would do better" really rings true! Thank you @sobrietyuniversity.

@@nicholasdsteil Congrats Nicolas, that's awesome. Great progress from last time we spoke. Ouch man, that sounds painful and good for you for catching your mind trying to trick you into using by justifying it with the pain. What's your experience with chiropractic work? There's some awesome chiropractor vids on YT where they seem to clear peoples back pain in one session. It's fascinating. I've used it personally for years and it's made a huge difference. You're welcome, I'm glad you're able to relate to them and that they're helping you get sober!

How are things now? An honest update would be greatly appreciated

let's go! huge. If you can find a way to teach people whatever happened to you, you'll be a billionaire

Thx so much❤

Good stuff man, awesome you're beginning this new journey. What are some of the areas of life you are looking forward to having success in?

Similar boat as you, started at 13 and finally quite at 40, 2 weeks after my Mum passed away. The dreaming is the worst for me but is getting better. Been sober for 2.5 months now. Keep at it bro, your mind is gonna jank you around for awhile still but have a goal and go for it.

I started taking some supplements for mood like 5-HTP and Fish Oil and Magnesium Bisglycinate. I consumed THC from 20-45% THC joints and 90%+ THC vapes before and after the supplements. For some reason the high didn't feel nearly as strong with those supplements. It helped me stop cannabis because here I was feeling almost as good as when I was high...but I was sober and just lacking nutrients. I'm going to get my blood test done and actually see what nutrients and minerals I'm deficient in. Then I'll supplement for those. I highly consider you explore that route. Gary Brecka has some good information - same with Andrew Huberman.

Hey you're welcome, friend. I know how hard it is to quit and on the other side of those memories is freedom. You got this, I believe in you

Thank you brother, that means a lot.

Love to hear it, you're welcome and glad you can relate. Yeah those traumatic memories were difficult to face, however well worth the pain getting to integrate them into my life and become a whole person again. Stay tough, you got this.

Thanks for sharing man. Sounds like an important journey you’re on. Stay with it, don’t give up and watch the miracles begin to happen

Let’s go, zemrics! Don’t stop 👊🏽

How are things going for you now?

329 days clean life is way better@@BreckenridgeCoHomes

You're welcome friend. Awesome that I've been able to help you. We're all in this together and if I can do it, so can you. Good vibes your way on this next round of quitting

You’re welcome!

Thanks for sharing mate. Dig the attitude.

Congrats man! That makes me happy. Stay tough. You're new life awaits you

My girlfiend loves it I love it 😂😂

You're welcome, thanks Yung G!

You’re welcome man

That is the truth, one of the most baffling parts of addiction

Awesome attitude friend. You have lots of peaceful years ahead. Reach out anytime

You're not alone!

Hows it going for you now?

@@BreckenridgeCoHomes it's been going great! Still sober. All withdrawal symptoms are gone and I feel clear headed. My memory is better, I have more energy and I'm saving more money haha. 😄

That's amazing. Congratulations of your success and newfound spirit!!@@tablechair3339

I find concentrating on anything is difficult. Day three today, been through this before and always end up going back to it.

@@fsully3379 Last time I tried I had the same feeling. For me I think it has to do with habits and motivation. I mean I like to study and do some work everyday but always while smoking. If I try to stop and I know I am not going to smoke I become even more lazy, not wanting to study, work, or get out of bed. Without thc my brain is probably still looking for stimuli which it is not getting and so it does revert back to wasting time on social media (which is known for killing concentration capabilities). As the guy said keep pushing and try to stimulate yourself by doing recreational activities which are actually good for you (or at least not detrimental as wasting time on social media). At least you'll enjoy your time as sober. Eventually I think you'll concentrate better than when having thc costantly in your brain.

You’re welcome. Great you resonated with it

You bet! Glad it was helpful!

Congrats on day 3. These next couple weeks may be a bit rough, the freedom will come. Great you're staying active, that will help a lot

That's what's up man, let's go. Doing all the right things, love it. Very important to start fresh in a new city. Plus you'll never associate your new city with weed and it will be a constant reminder of your progress.

You're welcome man! Glad you got value from it

You're welcome. Great you got value from it

I feel you, Budokai. Dealing with the memories from the past is one of the hardest parts of sobriety, however it also provides some of the greatest freedom. You got this man. If you got to 1 year already, you can do it again. Reach out anytime.

Keep focusing on yourself at your best and picture that when you want to smoke. Focus on your better life. You can do it and you will.🎯

im on da 6 and i feel like im ganna die. its been a month, how are you now?

@The OtterBon being around it every day causes me to miss it. But sobriety is simply better. I personally am a better person when not smoking. I care and feel more and have better clarity in life. My relationships have improved after quitting. Life is just brighter, my body is healthier and I'm easily more productive. It's like transitioning from standard definition TV to 4K. You get to experience that 4K everyday. Or switching from dial up internet to high speed cable. Sobriety is just better and life is more beautiful. Weed numbs and dulls your life in ways you may not have even anticipated. So stay true to the course! After those two weeks, your sleep schedule will normalize. If the withdrawal symptoms are kicking your ass, take an Alive. I personally don't like pills but an occasional Alive was a lifesaver. It helps with the mental symptoms far better than any Ibuprofen or Tylenol. You can do this man. Love yourself enough to do it. Something I learned from Dr. Joe Dispenza. Loving yourself enough to do it is worth it. You owe it to yourself.

Id really appreciate an update on your progress. I find your experience helpful and it gives me some strength.@@budokai5904

Congrats man. That's awesome and thanks for your words of inspiration. Would love to have you in the community to share your wisdom and lmk if you ever want to come on a podcast

You're very welcome

De nada. You’re on of the few that acknowledges it in yourself. Thank you

You got this man! Your new life awaits. Reach out anytime to share your progress

You're welcome. Great job pushing through the pain and withdrawal. Freedom awaits you on the other side.

Same 3 days and we got this it’s for the better all that bad stuff out of us let’s feel healthy again

same man

How many days now?

You're welcome man. Awesome you resonated with it and are working towards change in your own life. You got this

How are things for you now?

🤙

How are doing and feeling? Did you experience insomnia as a withdrawal symptoms? It's been 2 weeks since I decided to quit and I cannot sleep. I'm very tempted to going back. I would use 1 small weed cracker a night to help so running thoughts and calm my body.

Thank you for this, I'm quitting rn and your comment reassured me to keep going strong

You’re welcome. Thanks for coming by the channel

nice, any things you did to speed up the withdrawal process?

11 days in and still very much in the thick of it. think it matters a lot on the amount you smoked before quitting and the length of time you are using

that's a good point, anything off the street can be laced these days. Scary to think of accidentally overdosing on something like fentayl. Amen, gotta make this life count!

I quit pot after 30+ years of almost daily smoking. It’s been 33 days now and I have no desire to smoke but my sleep is still terrible. Only 4 hours a night. I’m wondering if you experienced this or might it be more than just pot withdrawal? I’m asking because there’s not a lot of people that have smoked as long as us and quit. Any input would helpful. Thank you and congratulations on your sobriety.

How has your experience been?@@MasterPourKnowP

I hear you Tim. Those first few days/weeks are the real testing grounds. Thanks for your encouragement and congrats on letting go of the dro. Great to hear you’re feeling better

Can you update for us how things have been?

You're welcome man, you're not alone in the experience of quitting weed

You’re welcome, thank you for sharing. I honestly can’t imagine the type of challenge that must be. Big props to you though for quitting, your kid will thank you one day

You're doing your child a massive favor, and you should take pride in choosing your baby's wellbeing and maturity over highly tempting short-term gratification. I hope things have gone well for you since commenting, and I wish you the best of luck with your newborn once she/he's arrived.

Congratulations!!

Thank you brother and you're welcome. Love the mindset, no doubt you will succeed

You’re welcome man, that’s awesome. I can feel the determination in you, you got this. Keep in touch with your progress.

Not much but it's day 2. The temptations is there I swear. What I try to help the temptations is I use an empty cbd pen (the pen is dead too). I try to recreate the motions of putting something in my mouth while sucking (that's what she said). Since the pen is dead no vapor is coming out.

You’re not alone my friend. Lots of folks, including myself, have self with intense trauma. You can get through this and live an amazing free life. Reach out anytime

Thanks mate. It’s not an easy feat, however potentially one the most freeing

Hang strong, you're doing it. Remember why you're doing this and that you want the long term freedom more than a quick buzz

Great job! Keep staying strong and success will be yours

It does but don't let your guard down, its hard but continue, you have this brother !

That’s great to hear mate! Awesome you’re taking proactive action. That’s what it takes to win in this game. Haha I hear you, probably good not to get addicted to vids on not getting addicted

How you feel now? Did you stop or go back to it? I'm trying but I wake up every morning with the worst feeling in the world if I'm not high

​@@tylervalentin-ue3obdid you finally make it? I'm in the same stage that you are.

@@luisjayson going strong 4 days clean rn and I'm starting to feel better. Felt like shit the past 3 days. Amos- tyler_v221. It's a lot to talk ab here 😭

​@@luisjayson hey man I'm on day 3 currently, and I feel the same way just a heavy feeling of emptiness and like nothing matters and it's on and off and I'm really hoping I won't feel this way the rest of my life I can't do it its the worst pain in the world

Good to hear marijuana has helped you in times of need. This channel is for people that don't find it useful and want to quit. Best of luck on your journey

That's exactly what I used to think but weed until one day it started feeling weird and then boom I couldn't even smell it because it was just hurting and my thoughts couldn't stop.

good for you keep it up

@@nicholas_k I feel you 1000% man! part of the reason I started smoking Heavy in high school because weed would stop me from having nightmares and sleep paralysis. I thought it was awesome, since I could remember I would always get sleep paralysis and have nightmares that my brother would have to come wake me up out of in the middle of the night because of me screaming in my sleep. So for a long time I was afraid to go to sleep all throughout being a kid, till I found weed in high school and that changed! As long as I smoked before bed I slept with little issues but weed destroys other aspects in life that are more important than just bad dreams and not being able to move fora few minutes ya know

I appreciate the weed puns. Thanks for watching and supporting mate

You're in the grind man, hang in there! Angel and demon on the shoulder, trust the angel. You got this.

Stay strong it's very hard, I've been there, I've folded I've literally lectured myself the entire way to the store, and after smoking I cried and knew I was a failure. It's going to hurt its going to feel as if your body hurts in places it never has, that's because the mask we smoke covers up just enough reality so we think it's all good and great and I tell you what it's not

Amen

Hope your stayed out of the dispensary. I lasted three months after covid cut my withdrawals. Slept right through them it was great. Then I thought I miss it I’ll just do it at night. But people who knew I quit said I was more focused on stuff. I’m trying to slow the withdrawals by smoking my empty vapes. I still have stuff that needs to get done. But ya the mood and the not eating and still needing to work.

Have you stayed off the green bitch?

Congrats Jes, that's huge! Agreed, the dreams are trippy. Keep it up!

Amen. Feel it to heal it. I’m working on that too even to this day

Congrats on over a month, that’s huge. Thank you for sharing. I think it’s wise of you to be noticing when you’re most tempted to use and create some boundaries and discipline around that. Best part here is you get to be creative and try some things out

How has it been going for you?

@@BreckenridgeCoHomes I would say it is going good. I didn't smoke for 6 months at all but then I did get tempted and smoked a couple of times. I really wanted to see how I will feel and also just wanted to smoke again. It was ok, I don't think I will ever give up psychedelics because for me they are also tools for self-work but at the same time I saw the bad sides of weed. It makes me sluggish and kind of "sticky" and makes me anxious the next day. ATM I don't really see myself going back to smoking on a daily basis. I have never been a drinker but now I also stay away from alcohol and even gave up drinking coffee. I don't know if I have ever been so "clean" in my life and it's a good feeling.

You got this bro. Unless you’re dead, never too late to change your life

Great strategy mate. Thanks for sharing. I intermittent fast almost every day and it’s a game changer. Makes eating way more exciting too because by meal time I’m so hungry

Let’s go. Welcome to your new life

Let’s go brother, love it! This is the attitude that’s gonna bring you success in life, beyond recovery. Keep us posted with your progress

Bro, from India . Smoking weed since 5years. Suggest me how to quit.

@PASAGADA LAKSHMI book a free call with me and we can discuss calendly.com/sobrietyuniversity/sobriety-coaching-intake-zoom-call

@@SobrietyUniversity Thank you. I am an Indian.. timing issue. Please help me. Life is like hell.

@PASAGADA LAKSHMI start here man. This will give you some things you can start doing right now that will help: FREE "How To Get Sober In 2023" PDF Guide 👇🏽 sobriety-university.aweb.page/p/76a19efd-247e-4ec5-948c-cecaae912e15

You're welcome

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it

On point list of pros and cons. Man, that’s some dream! Sounds like something you’d see on lsd. I used to have tons of getting eating dreams, absolutely terrifying. Congrats on getting sober and appreciate your share 🙏🏽

🙏

Hope your day is going good today. Hang in there homie.

You're welcome!

Also depends on the size of the nugs but you can break them up to make the sizes right. Good luck everyone!

I like this method. I recommend quitting slow n steady over cold turkey, although both work for different people. Thanks for sharing!

That's great Jay you're motivated to change. Run with that momentum and let it carry you to freedom

Today marks my 1 month clean and I can tell you it is All worth it ! Definatly on the decline and feel it only easier and easier. My mind feel so much more relaxed and I am not in my head like I used to be near as much! Thank you for the motivation and I hope this helps someone else out as well ! You can do it !🤜🤝

@@jayhowes6606 congrats jay! That’s amazing. Great you stayed disciplined and focus and now you get to experience the rewards. Welcome to life brother!

How are things going for you now?@@jayhowes6606

Congrats Chris! Thank you for your words of encouragement

Right on loot, congrats on a month. Agreed, spent SO much money on weed. It's nice to have some extra cash in the bank every month