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They relied on marijuana to get through the day. But then days felt impossible without it.
(apnews.com)
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This addiction is real, and incredibly difficult to kick. I lost a decade of my life convincing myself it wasn't that bad, basically being high whenever I was conscious and not working.
Today I'm 110 days sober and the cravings are still there, but my mental capacity has also improved dramatically.
Could you elaborate? I wonder because I got 92% on my trade exam that included math and things and have been smoking concentrates daily for years.
Could i become the most smarterest insulator ever?
Absolutely, I feel like I was still smart, inquisitive, mindful and all that.. but it felt like my ability to access that information and effectively communicate it out loud wasn't very easy. I would always forget the names of things in the middle of a sentence, I'd take longer to respond to questions at work.. stuff like that.
I appreciate you taking the time to respond. Thank you