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Anyone smoke successfully after depersonalization?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Stoneroo, Feb 12, 2017.

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  1. #1 Stoneroo, Feb 12, 2017
    Hey i just wanted to ask if theres anyone out there who was able to enjoy their weed after having depersonalization or smoking induced panic attacks?

    I really am curious because i want to start up again but im afraid to after what i went through with depersonalization (really loved smoking and used to smoke atleast 10 joints a day for about 4 years and i miss it like crazy!)
     
  2. #2 guod, Feb 12, 2017
    Go easy, a little at a time grasshopper.
     
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  3. #3 Yakurumnoga, Feb 12, 2017
    Yeah i had that same problem occur after smoking for 15 years without any negative issues. It could be the weed you were getting, different strains have different effects. I tried to start back up with a weaker indica base so you get a more couch high than an upbeat cerebral high. I stopped for a month cold turkey when i suddenly kept having panic attacks from smoking and i gradually re introduced smoking after a month and i am fine now. Also drinking warm water during a panic attack seemed to help me. Hope you figure it out.
     
  4. #4 Stoneroo, Feb 12, 2017
    Did the anxiety also effect you sober? Or only when high?

     
  5. #5 Yakurumnoga, Feb 12, 2017
    Right when i would exhale i felt really anxious and felt panic attacks come on quickly. When the high wore off i would feel alot better. The first few weeks after quitting it would still feel like a panic attack could come on if i was in an uncomfortable place but it generally went away by months time. I was cautious when trying it again but it was fine in smaller doses.
     
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  6. #6 PPDS, Feb 13, 2017
    idk im recovering from depersonalized, general anxiety disorder, and depression and it's definitely not bad!
     

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