Where to start.
I'm 35 and have been smoking the drug regularly since I was about 19. I was very lost after high school and have always had very low self esteem. I smoked the drug to numb myself basically. During college I would do coke, meth, crack and whatever else I could get my hands on for the most part. For some reason the only drug I got "addicted" to was weed. I could care less pretty much if I did other drugs and I don't even drink, but for some reason I got hooked on weed. I honestly can't remember what it's like to just be me, not high. I went through job after job up until about 3 years ago. Somehow through the years I managed to get a lot of college and am only one semester short of my BA. I got a job at a Dollar store which was degrading for me in way. I would spend my money on the drug and have to steal food just to eat. I can't believe that was me. I passed the drug test there by using a friends Urine. Anyways, in September I got a call for a job that I really wanted, and I got it! They do random drug testing, and I have wanted to detox but just can't. The past month at my job has been so awesome and I really like it, but the fact that I could be drug tested and lose it all has been hovering over my head. My sister, who works for the same company, called me tonight and told me some big drug bust happened at my work, and now they are increasing the random drug testing. My heart sank. I don't want to disappoint the people I work with whom I really enjoy working with. Also, I don't want to disappoint myself in a way.
I have decided to detox smoking the drug and dealing with whatever it is that makes me want to smoke it so bad. I know it will be hard and I don't know if i can even do it. I have to though. Tomorrow will be my first day of not smoking weed.
Sorry if this post is full of "I's" but I wanted to talk to people who know what it's like. I actually don't have friends that smoke the drug I usually smoke alone. My head is full of emotions right now.
Thanks to any who read these and can offer some ideas on how to get through my first day. One day at a time is all I can cope with.
Ronnie
I'm 35 and have been smoking the drug regularly since I was about 19. I was very lost after high school and have always had very low self esteem. I smoked the drug to numb myself basically. During college I would do coke, meth, crack and whatever else I could get my hands on for the most part. For some reason the only drug I got "addicted" to was weed. I could care less pretty much if I did other drugs and I don't even drink, but for some reason I got hooked on weed. I honestly can't remember what it's like to just be me, not high. I went through job after job up until about 3 years ago. Somehow through the years I managed to get a lot of college and am only one semester short of my BA. I got a job at a Dollar store which was degrading for me in way. I would spend my money on the drug and have to steal food just to eat. I can't believe that was me. I passed the drug test there by using a friends Urine. Anyways, in September I got a call for a job that I really wanted, and I got it! They do random drug testing, and I have wanted to detox but just can't. The past month at my job has been so awesome and I really like it, but the fact that I could be drug tested and lose it all has been hovering over my head. My sister, who works for the same company, called me tonight and told me some big drug bust happened at my work, and now they are increasing the random drug testing. My heart sank. I don't want to disappoint the people I work with whom I really enjoy working with. Also, I don't want to disappoint myself in a way.
I have decided to detox smoking the drug and dealing with whatever it is that makes me want to smoke it so bad. I know it will be hard and I don't know if i can even do it. I have to though. Tomorrow will be my first day of not smoking weed.
Sorry if this post is full of "I's" but I wanted to talk to people who know what it's like. I actually don't have friends that smoke the drug I usually smoke alone. My head is full of emotions right now.
Thanks to any who read these and can offer some ideas on how to get through my first day. One day at a time is all I can cope with.
Ronnie
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