The cannabis experience will always be for me a foreign land, good for feasting one’s eyes for a few hours on its moderately picturesque vistas, but not somewhere I’d want to settle in. I regret nothing, not even last night’s farewell experience which involved for the first time paranoid fears of the shadow men I saw running on my walls, and the brief appearance of a large cross in the window. I also quit snuff tobacco last month and haven’t felt a thing. Only alcohol (in moderation) and possibly opiates remain.
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Well, that’s good. If you think about it you don’t need to be engaging in illicit activities anyway especially one’s that are causing hallucinations. That’s a double whammy like playing with fire. I glad you made this decision.
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Thanks, I guess experiencing weed induced psychosis can’t be good for someone with my diagnosis, but to be honest I was more concerned about possible long-term effects on cognition.
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You are wise to protect your brain. I once was a very bright young woman. But now I’m slow.
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