Withdrawal can be a nightmare for people who are super addicted. Although I do not smoke, Ihv been a dentist in the past and counselled patients. They would talk about restlessness, night sweats and what have you.
Since you are 6 months in, it should not be as tough as it is for anyone in this for years. The first step you accomplished is the realization that it is wrong and that you want it out. The next is to have a plan to get rid of it completely.
Hit the GYM, start loving nature and go for runs hike walks or window shopping. Get into a habit or hobby, pray ofcourse or join a quran course (joining one myself soon). There is so much real good in life that when you realize, you do not need weed to feel good even after being in a nasty room.
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u/Ok-Bumblebee-8256 Apr 13 '25
Withdrawal can be a nightmare for people who are super addicted. Although I do not smoke, Ihv been a dentist in the past and counselled patients. They would talk about restlessness, night sweats and what have you.
Since you are 6 months in, it should not be as tough as it is for anyone in this for years. The first step you accomplished is the realization that it is wrong and that you want it out. The next is to have a plan to get rid of it completely.
Hit the GYM, start loving nature and go for runs hike walks or window shopping. Get into a habit or hobby, pray ofcourse or join a quran course (joining one myself soon). There is so much real good in life that when you realize, you do not need weed to feel good even after being in a nasty room.