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Short term memory loss?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by AustinPashaw, Aug 6, 2010.

  1. Okay well I've been smoking for about six months and have never had a problem with short term memory loss when I wasn't high. But for some reason I've had short term memory loss and I dont know why. I haven't smoked for about a week and I still have it. I'm not sure if its in my head or what but why am I like this? Everything I do just kind of seems like I did it five minutes ago and shit. Please answer this.
     
  2. When I stop smoking I think I get a little short-term memory loss for a week or two after smoking, if I don't do it again. I think the THC just needs time to clear out of your body. It could be all in your head though, don't worry though. You're fine. :D
     
  3. So what if I smoke again will it take longer for my memory to get back? Or will it help it return to normal?
     
  4. Weed is in your system for a while. If you are a chronic smoker it could take up to 45 days to get out of your system. If you never smoke it could be out in less than a week.
     
  5. #5 xinfinity, Aug 6, 2010
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    thats crazy man...

    I had been high for 5 months and just stopped a couple of days ago.... I have never had any memory problems like that.... I think it really varies person to person.

    when i said high.. i ment HIGH haha . EX: vape 4 times a day
     
  6. I highly doubt it.

    Placebo is a powerful drug my friend. :)
     
  7. you learn to live with it lol
     

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