Marijuana Addiction & Recovery Support Group

This community is dedicated to those looking to overcome their addiction to marijuana, a drug produced from parts of the cannabis plant. Join the group to find support among people who are also looking to cease their habit of smoking marijuana, share your experience, and get advice. It's not easy to kick the habit, but together we can.

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High, it's me again; the girl that had the terrible ex flash back. Do you remember or has your short term memory loss got the best of you again?

I am now stuck in this routine that I need to break in order for some sobriety. Any suggestions? I get off work at 8pm, what does everyone else usually do? I don't want to go to the gym because it's to late. And the minute I walk in my front door...umm well, let's just say that sitting on my couch watching tv isn't really what I had in mind either.
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Hello,
I had a really big problem after I got off work as well before I quit. I would even smoke on the way home from work. Life seemed fine and normal while I was in work mode but as soon as I had to do things for me, getting high was the only thing on my mind. Suggestions for getting it off your mind when you walk in the door... Don't feel like you have to make the world go round just to be sober and get smoking off your mind. What do you enjoy doing besides this addiction? I personally love to paint and write or read. So when I get home I try and do one of those. Of course not everyone or every minute is going to be filled with inspiration to do these fun hobbies, so... doing something simple would work as well.
Try making a list of things that you would like to try and accomplish; -working on that list when you get off work. Or you can also volunteer some of your time -really anywhere-. I volunteer at a second hand store for the american cancer society every sunday. I can't tell you how much it has helped me stay focused and also feel really good about myself even if it's something small. Good luck with recovery, you can do it.
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Both of you needtostop plus Miwa, have too much obsessive/compulsive drives or something. I'm old, 57. It's awful to say this but I'm yelling at myself too. If your survival issues are terribly difficult, then go through your checklist of dire emergencies. Go balance your checkbook, or scrub the toilet. Question: What do you owe? Then do what you gotta do to pay off the loans. Another dire question: Why do we have to be happy? That is actually an extreme. English language doesn't have nuances of happiness. We ought to be just in the middle, neither happy or sad. Just keep everybody fed and make sure there's iodine on everybody's wounds. I don't wanna make anybody mad. Being NOT locked up is a privilege, NOT a god-given right.
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lol
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I'm not mad, I was just trying to point out somethings that helped me. You had some good suggestions and that's all they can be. Were going to do what we want in the end. I did have to read your statement a few times just to get it though, you seem like you have a lot on your mind. Or is that the obsessive/compulsive drives you think I've got... lol

I do however think life can and is more then just in the middle of happy and sad. Rarely in the middle, their either extremely sad or happy.
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Miwa has fun and life can be fun if we have fun things to do.For me I like to have a radox bath.
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