weed that makes you insane?!


Question: Weed that makes you insane?
so about two months ago my friend moved away, but the week before he did i went to his house and he had marijuana and wanted to know if i wanted to try it. the only reason i did it is because i wanted the last day id be with him to be one you cant forget.. bad idea.. it had to been laced or something, for the next 4 hours we were going insane having the worst trip ever, and then a month later i start getting bad memory loss, blurred vision, diagnosed with ADD, and many more problems, i have to take medication for ADD but i have stopped to see if things would change, when i started taking the medication anytime after it i question my existence, i constantly feel like im going to wake up from a dream, if i close my eyes for to long i dont see black but i will see random blurs and figures and shapes, and i wont remember what ive looked at, basically i am a walking zombie, and i always feel dead.. could this be ADD related or could this marijuana maybe have really messed me up? either way i just wanna know if i can get this to stop, its over whelming and quiet depressing...

Answers:

I'm not sure if it was laced, but some people just don't react well to weed. I have the same problem. You say you question your existence and feel odd? Sounds like dissociation to me. Is your friend experiencing similar issues?

Now in my case, I smoked weed, had a panic attack, and it ended up triggering my anxiety disorders. Key word is TRIGGERED, not CAUSED. You might have the same problem.

Anyways, subsequent to the bad weed trip, I started having panic attacks, terrible anxiety, feelings of depersonalization...basically, i was a "walking zombie" like you describe. I'm on a low dose of antidepressants and am in therapy...it really does help. My best advice would be for you to contact a therapist and go from there.

Good luck!



Yes, see a therapist for authoritarian advice. But you may be going through spiritual awakening. My advice is not to take pharmaceuticals of any sort for "mental disorders", definitely not if you are afraid of negative side effects.




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