marijuana & medication..WORSE NIGHT OF MY LIFE!!!?!

OK, what you've just had is a bad case of paranoia. your sisters boyfriend was probably talking about something else, not you, but because you were having cannabis induced paranoia it seemed like they were talking about you. Your heart was beating fast because well you were high and because of the paranoia it seamed like it was beating amazingly fast and you were paranoid that you were having a heart attack. What i would do is drink plenty of fluids to try and flush the cannabis out of your system. Don't worry about a thing.

You just have to tell yourself you were under the influence and that is why you were thinking that way. Marijuana probably wouldn't be your best choice considering it can intensify already present mental illnesses.

Sometimes smoking too much, too fast, can result in a paranoid self-conscious trip. Let it go, your altered state of consciousness is just magnifying feelings that would have been no big deal if you had been sober.

medication is bad, just don't use it. every now and then it's ok to use ibuprofen for pain but use weed whenever possible.

Sounds like a panic attack....that is why I quit smoking weed

First off, You need to understand that marijuana has many beneficial medical uses. Also, for one who does not smoke regularly and who believes the lies that the anti-marijuana status quot level against it, and perhaps in your area, still deem it as illegal, there will always be a sense of paranoia that will accompany the high. One who uses it 24-7 doesn't experience that paranoia. Which is the difference between the first-time user and the 24-7 abuser. Another effect for temporary users is that everything, even the most mundane and irrelevant circumstances and/or surroundings tend to be hilarious. That does not mean someone is specifically laughing at you. That was your own paranoia making the semi-drug induced assertions that probably were not true. My last point is this, if you are taking medications for depression, then you should never mix those drugs with the less benign use of marijuana, because they would affect the condition of your psychological mind frame which requires healing. What I hate to hear the most are those lies society has labeled against this natural beneficial plant. As a youngster, I heard all the negative propaganda of the "reefer madness" group and so, when I experimented and found those labellings false, I naturally didn't believe them about what it was they had to say against the harder drugs. Consequently, I did end up with problems in one of those areas. Thankfully, I overcame that problem on my own, and today I know better. If marijuana truly makes you stupid, then over 30 years of use, I should be the stupidest person on the planet. Yet, with only a 10th grade education, I've been told I read and write and the UNM graduate level. I take it as a compliment. However, I do not smoke 24-7 as I once did b/c today I'm enjoying a life free of mind altering substances. That is not to say that I abstain completely. I enjoy my occasional use of Maria and Jose, though I don't allow either of them to consume my life. Even the good book says that moderation is the key. So until you are off your medications for depression, avoid this medically beneficial, and natural substance.