I had chs, and I did not know I had it. I smoked weed for 30 years every day. My chs came about 3 years ago. The first thing that happened was I was smoking a spliff, and halfway through smoking the spliff, I had very bad nausea, stomach pains and stomach cramps and I then vomited, i didn't understand why i vomited so I continued to smoke. 3 months before this happened. My marriage broke down, and I was missing my children so much I could not cope, so I was already in a bad state of depression and not sleeping or eating much. I continue to smoke after this first bout of vomiting. After this first bout of vomiting, i could not eat food, and my insomnia kicked in very badly. Maybe I'm just eating two spoons of my dinner per day, and maybe 2 to 3 hours of sleep a night. I continue to smoke weed. I worked through this whole period doing manual labour, and somehow, my body was still functioning, and I felt strong even with lack of sleep and hardly eating food. I was functioning on Coca-Cola, Lucozade, and spliffs. Basically, I was ill for 6 months and continued to smoke without knowing the reason for my sickness. 6 months later, I hit a brick wall, and my body started to shut down. I went from 17 and a half stone down to 12 stone in 6 months. I started getting stomach cramps, stomach pain, vomiting from time to time, gastro problems, hypnic jerks when trying to sleep, and tinnitus in the ears. once I did fall to sleep, then I woke up with tremors. Muscle spasms. Muscle stiffness. Muscle pain. Bone pain. Muscle spasms in my back . Found it hard to walk. Numbness down my legs. Vomiting, nausea.Waking up with numbness in my arms and hands. Anxiety, muscle spasms in my throat, throat tightening every time I lie down to try to sleep. Constipation, Haemorrhoids. I could not urinate properly. The muscle spasms in my throat when I tried to lie down were causing my throat to close. All this time, i was going to the doctor's and getting nothing back from the doctors with regards to why I was getting all these symptoms. The doctor was offering me muscle relaxant tablets, but I could not take them because they made a lot of my symptoms worse. the doctor was telling me to sleep sitting up due to my throat closing when lying down. They sent me for every check-up you could imagine and found nothing about the causes of my sickness. They did find I had developed a hiatus hernia. As more time went past, the muscle spasms in my throat got so bad that I could not smoke because my throat started to close when standing or sitting. This obviously stopped me from smoking. My anxiety and depression were so bad from missing my kids and all the symptoms from the chs, and I was still not diagnosed. I felt like I was dying. My nervous system was in a very bad way. I was researching everywhere and came across CHS. I then took this to the doctor, and they diagnosed me with CHS. I continue to work through this whole period. Looking back, I do not know how I got through. But I think the continuous moving of the body was helping me somehow. I started to eat a little better, and slowly, slowly, I started to put my weight back on. After 1 year of me sleeping sitting up, I was finally able to lie down without my throat going into spasms so I could lay down. I started to sleep a little better slowly slowly. It's been 2 and a 1/2 years since stopping smoking. After 1 year, I was still in a very bad way, with many symptoms still remaining. After about a year and a half, they found a 7 mm polyp, which they cut out of my stomach. Through this whole period of me being sick with chs, i had found that having hot baths with Epsom salts was helping me a great deal. Putting warm olive oil all over my muscles was also helping. Drinking bone broth also helped a lot. After 2 years, my haemorrhoids started to calm down. I was able to go to the toilet better. Both urinating and pooing. It's been 2 and 1/2 years, and I still have tinnitus in the ears and spasms in my back and back pain, but it's nothing like the spasms and back pain I had before. I'm still suffering a little bit with insomnia. And when I wake from sleep, my arms and hands still go numb and numbness down the outside of my right leg, mainly my knee and thigh. The biggest help I have found in my healing period was through cranial therapy. When I start to feel quite good, sometimes I would try to drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes. Drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes seems to bring back some symptoms. I tried to drink sometimes to test my body. But then I realised I could not drink. Same with smoking cigarettes. Some symptoms start to come back. I have come to the realisation that I can not drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes. And obviously cannot smoke cannabis for the rest of my life. Even standing next to someone who is smoking a spliff affects me. I was always a very fit and strong individual and felt invincible. But this whole experience has humbled me. Please look after yourself and your health mentally and physically. The one good thing I can see about CHS is that if you stop smoking weed and live a healthy life, it can go away. As I said, I still have some symptoms. But I feel like if I look after myself hopefully I pray to God that all my symptoms will eventually go away. it is possible that there is damage done that can not be repaired from but I am very thankful and go forward with a positive mindframe. It is very good to see that there is information out there for people to find. It did not occur to me to go on TH-cam and type in chs back then. But even the videos on TH-cam here do not talk about half my symptoms. I obviously took chs to the Brim. And maybe I'm very lucky. But it is very good to see there is information out there, and people are learning more and more every day about CHS. If you feel you have CHS the beginner of CHS or you feel you have had it for a while, please stop smoking now. Go and seek help. As I said, the best thing that I found helped me was cranial therapy and God. God bless you all out there, peace
@@Ahgjlo thank you so much for all that information you were willing to share with us. I’m glad to hear you’re doing what you’re doing now and life has turned for the better for you. Thank you again for the response. It will help many I am sure!
@@hannaaaaeatsurface I hope the best for you! It’s a long road but slowly gets easier with time! And you’ll slowly start to get better and realize how good life is without it as well. I’m very happy for you! Let me know how I can continue to help! You’re on the right track no doubt
@@hannaaaaeatsurface usually takes me a solid 15-20 days to not feel that feeling anymore. But it’s different for everyone. I can’t express enough how exercise helped me tremendously. Even if it’s just getting up and going for a walk. Moving to body is key to start training your body to act normal again.
@@getbettertoday21thank you for putting out these awesome videos that are a big blessing and a huge help because I'm struggling with CHS myself I'm doing my best to not think of cannabis at all mainly the Delta 8 products I've screwed myself over pretty bad that way and now I'm not even able to eat or really have any function whatsoever at all constantly sleeping and not having any motivation either yes I did like getting high when it did work but now because of this I'm not able to eat very well without having stomach issues including constant diarrhea whenever I would eat a heavy meal at a restaurant and afterwards I'd pay the price because of that so I'm not going to be taking any more cannabis by any means including smoking or vaping or edibles I've abused it quite a bit and I did not like that because I would constantly Chief off of it like it was a drink I would basically guzzle the whole stuff down meaning and taking hit after hit constantly and wasting that stuff doing it and it wasn't worth it it would get me awful sick and it would just make me feel like hell and yes it does give you the case of the munchies pretty bad and it hits hard when that happens and it makes you spend a lot more money too on food it's almost an addiction like cigarettes and the only way to beat it is to go cold turkey
I am really struggling to stop using right now. I had 7 months clean, and started smoking flower again. I’ve been smoking about a year, and can feel myself getting sick again. If I get sick, I will lose my 6 figure a year career. Tomorrow is my 43rd birthday. I found a counselor again and have been going for a month now, and choose tomorrow as my start date. Man, I just don’t want to stop. I really don’t. But it’s at the point where you just feel weird when I smoke, and it’s not even enjoyable and I can’t eat anything. I’m hoping I wake up tomorrow and change my mind, but at trying to find a support system. Is there a way to link up with you to help get through this?
@@Taemusic.56 ya I know exactly how you feel and what you’re going through. I’ve been there many times before. The good news is every single time I have gotten through it and better and so can you! You’ve done it before you can do it again. Do you have Instagram?
Appreciate your videos talking about CHS. Facing my own issues with it after my 2nd bout of VIOLENT vomiting, after months of constant nausea and randomly getting sick. It is astounding to me it isn’t more commonly spoken about. Keep on keeping on.
@@getbettertoday21 the first week off cannabis was hellish. Little to no appetite, deppression/lack of motivation for anything, increased irritability and nausea that came and went. Most helpful items were liquid IV, apple sauce, and ramen (the cheap stuff). Now, almost a full month without, I honestly have never been better. Increased energy, better sleep, noticing that I have been laughing more and more genuinely? I suspect I was in a constant state of anxiety/worry/sick while being high, now that I’m *sober* I can enjoy life more. The clarity I feel about almost everything in my life is wild. I thank you again for your videos on CHS. I would also recommend the CHS subreddit to anyone who is struggling.
My friend suffers with this and its only getting worse. The worst part is he is not prepared to give up smoking despite knowing that its giving him hell everyday
I was in denial for a long time, finally realized CHS is in fact real, but Cannabis significantly helps contribute to my personal growth as a human and has a profound spiritual impact on me and gives deep introspection when tolerance is low. I will never stop smoking weed, but I have learned when to recognize my symptoms beginning to start and then take a T break appropriately. It sucks having to take long T breaks due to CHS but its better than losing the incredible value weed has brought to my life and mind
@@m31a70 that’s great that you can do that! I was so addicted I could never stop unless I went full cold turkey. Maybe one day I will have the mental strength to be able to use it like you do. Until then I can’t even touch it. Thanks for your comment!
I barley feel like my CHS is going away and fuck bro it feels like on day 15 I’m all healed and I swear I almost relapsed right now it’s 3 am it’s been so hard to sleep i have insomnia I believe but then i remembered the fact that every single time I eat something I get hell of nausea. So I know I’m not better yet and I’m for sure better than before because I couldn’t stop vomiting I had to go to the ER so many times and I’ve only been dealing with it for a little over a month so my first 15 days I kept relapsing I kept hitting my weed but for now the other 15 days I’m sober and I really plan on never going back to it especially since my mother is in the hospital now I wanna be there for her like she was there for me while I was dealing with CHS
Brother.. I feel your words full heartedly. I know exactly what you’re going through and all I can tell you is 100% you need stay the course! Stay sober. Day 15 is incredible man. If you can do 15 days sober you can do 100! Keep pushing through the hard times brother and remember why you’re trying to get healthy again. I promise you it will turn over and all the sudden you will start feeling really good. Really active. Really healthy. C’mon bro! Stick with it! Youve got this!!
@@getbettertoday21thanks boss man today is day 20 and I feel good bro another 5 days no weed she’s still in the hospital but I hope she recovers soon and now I’m dealing with friends who smoke wax pens everyday the worst part of CHS is hating weed so much that you try to get all of your friends to quit but it’s like they put you down bro and that’s what sucks about smokers everyone gets into that mindset of smoking like if they depend on it but I ended up cutting everyone off and now it’s just me and my family I know why I quit and I know why I’ll never go back I never wish bad on them but for the stuff they told me like “it’s not us going to the hospital we don’t care” like alright brother keep smoking and watch what happens even tho it’s very rare to get CHS
@@getbettertoday21and I know I still feel a bit of sickness I ate yesterday and my nausea was killing me brother it was literally making me so dizzy I wanted to call for ambulance but then I was like I’ll be alright I haven’t smoked in so long I just need to stay strong and keep healing this is why I pushed myself away because while they smoke everyday and laugh at me I’m doing better and better day by day I don’t feel withdrawals but you bet that I’m still feeling really sick this proves to me that no matter what I can never ever go back to weed
@@RASKALBASTARDthanks brother I’ll keep this comment section updated I feel better now bro my first days I couldn’t enjoy my favorite shows but now I feel like a normal person sometimes I even laugh at the smokers who need it to “enjoy their meal” or just have a good time in general life is too short to let a drug keep you happy
I got diagnosed back in July and haven’t smoked since but I had been slowed down on smoking but before having my daughter I smoked a lot for years from like 16 to 29.. I slowed down a lot before chs sometimes 1 joint a week or 3 joints on my 3 days off but I think it happen because I smoked a few keff joints on my bday and I was no longer use to bud that strong anymore but I wanna try to smoke again once every two weeks or once a month
Couldn't have said it any better! I'm once in a blue moon with smoking. My workouts are on fire, and I couldn't be healthier, Gavin. When I do take a hit, and I mean 1 hit. The next day I'm back to my life and routines even harder than before.
Amen brother! We learn as we go! There are ways to develop discipline around the enjoyment of the plant still! But discipline is 100% key. Until you develop that discipline it’s a very touchy subject. I know you’re killing it man! Keep it up
Started for me a year ago year ago and quit for a month and got better. But fell back into my old ways and it's returned but 3 days sober and slowly getting better. Just hoping I can smoke moderately but need to have better discipline first.
@@lorenzomaldonado9204 yes you must teach yourself discipline first! It’s key. And then moderate to the fullest. You have to get 100% healthy first and then test it out. I have found myself slipping back very easily so be careful!
I suffer from chs and i quit for 3 months tried to smoke a couple puffs and it came right bk please just stay quit and never smoke ever again I thought oh i feel better a couple puffs wont hurt..... it does it really does i am sitting here in extreme pain all over again because i relapsed like an idiot
@@joshblackledge-s7c yes, it will work and you can stay healthy that way. BUT you must first get healthy 100% and you MUST keep moderation. As soon as you slip back to using multiple times a day CHS will return.
Smoked every day for 20+ years and never had this... Quit 10 days ago and the only withdraw symptom I had was irritability. But, I smoked in moderation (couldn't even get through a bowl a day). I believe that CHS is a thing, but it never happened to me.
@@JAJITJIT-ri7rv I think because you understood moderation you never experienced CHS. I didn’t have any self control and would smoke all day and I think my body began to rely on the use to function.
Last used last Friday and tomorrow is gonna be day 6, I’m still vomitting and feeling like shit, I feel better than the first day but still feels like hell. You videos have been helping me though
It’s day 4 for me and I’m slowly feeling better I know for a fact i didn’t smoke enough to get vomiting symptoms but I got lots of nausea and stomachs pains in the early days and still do.
@@twitchvxvluna you’ve made the right choice! Those could easily be early symptoms of CHS developing. There so much unknown and most people who smoke weed will never experience CHS. But for the very few that do it’s very important to catch it early and stop usage 100%
@@getbettertoday21 the more time I go without it the more I’m starting to feel like my normal self again! I know it will start to be a mental challenge later on but I must fight those urges. I really appreciate you responding to my comment it gave me more motivation to keep going and fighting.
Full abstinence is the only way for me. My head just lies to me tells me its okay but its not. Im still in my begining of getting better last smoke is was yesterday. But i was just entering the state where i was vomiting from it. Before i only had this strange aches and visited all kind of doctors without any results. When i vomit it just water or food which isnt digasted at all. Not sour its just bitter. And i can force vomit by just pressing on my stomache.
I had chs, and I did not know I had it. I smoked weed for 30 years every day. My chs came about 3 years ago. The first thing that happened was I was smoking a spliff, and halfway through smoking the spliff, I had very bad nausea, stomach pains and stomach cramps and I then vomited, i didn't understand why i vomited so I continued to smoke. 3 months before this happened. My marriage broke down, and I was missing my children so much I could not cope, so I was already in a bad state of depression and not sleeping or eating much. I continue to smoke after this first bout of vomiting. After this first bout of vomiting, i could not eat food, and my insomnia kicked in very badly. Maybe I'm just eating two spoons of my dinner per day, and maybe 2 to 3 hours of sleep a night. I continue to smoke weed. I worked through this whole period doing manual labour, and somehow, my body was still functioning, and I felt strong even with lack of sleep and hardly eating food. I was functioning on Coca-Cola, Lucozade, and spliffs. Basically, I was ill for 6 months and continued to smoke without knowing the reason for my sickness. 6 months later, I hit a brick wall, and my body started to shut down. I went from 17 and a half stone down to 12 stone in 6 months. I started getting stomach cramps, stomach pain, vomiting from time to time, gastro problems, hypnic jerks when trying to sleep, and tinnitus in the ears. once I did fall to sleep, then I woke up with tremors. Muscle spasms. Muscle stiffness. Muscle pain. Bone pain. Muscle spasms in my back . Found it hard to walk. Numbness down my legs. Vomiting, nausea.Waking up with numbness in my arms and hands. Anxiety, muscle spasms in my throat, throat tightening every time I lie down to try to sleep. Constipation, Haemorrhoids. I could not urinate properly. The muscle spasms in my throat when I tried to lie down were causing my throat to close. All this time, i was going to the doctor's and getting nothing back from the doctors with regards to why I was getting all these symptoms. The doctor was offering me muscle relaxant tablets, but I could not take them because they made a lot of my symptoms worse. the doctor was telling me to sleep sitting up due to my throat closing when lying down. They sent me for every check-up you could imagine and found nothing about the causes of my sickness. They did find I had developed a hiatus hernia. As more time went past, the muscle spasms in my throat got so bad that I could not smoke because my throat started to close when standing or sitting. This obviously stopped me from smoking. My anxiety and depression were so bad from missing my kids and all the symptoms from the chs, and I was still not diagnosed. I felt like I was dying. My nervous system was in a very bad way. I was researching everywhere and came across CHS. I then took this to the doctor, and they diagnosed me with CHS. I continue to work through this whole period. Looking back, I do not know how I got through. But I think the continuous moving of the body was helping me somehow. I started to eat a little better, and slowly, slowly, I started to put my weight back on. After 1 year of me sleeping sitting up, I was finally able to lie down without my throat going into spasms so I could lay down. I started to sleep a little better slowly slowly. It's been 2 and a 1/2 years since stopping smoking. After 1 year, I was still in a very bad way, with many symptoms still remaining. After about a year and a half, they found a 7 mm polyp, which they cut out of my stomach. Through this whole period of me being sick with chs, i had found that having hot baths with Epsom salts was helping me a great deal. Putting warm olive oil all over my muscles was also helping. Drinking bone broth also helped a lot. After 2 years, my haemorrhoids started to calm down. I was able to go to the toilet better. Both urinating and pooing. It's been 2 and 1/2 years, and I still have tinnitus in the ears and spasms in my back and back pain, but it's nothing like the spasms and back pain I had before. I'm still suffering a little bit with insomnia. And when I wake from sleep, my arms and hands still go numb and numbness down the outside of my right leg, mainly my knee and thigh. The biggest help I have found in my healing period was through cranial therapy. When I start to feel quite good, sometimes I would try to drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes. Drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes seems to bring back some symptoms. I tried to drink sometimes to test my body. But then I realised I could not drink. Same with smoking cigarettes. Some symptoms start to come back. I have come to the realisation that I can not drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes. And obviously cannot smoke cannabis for the rest of my life. Even standing next to someone who is smoking a spliff affects me. I was always a very fit and strong individual and felt invincible. But this whole experience has humbled me. Please look after yourself and your health mentally and physically. The one good thing I can see about CHS is that if you stop smoking weed and live a healthy life, it can go away. As I said, I still have some symptoms. But I feel like if I look after myself hopefully I pray to God that all my symptoms will eventually go away. it is possible that there is damage done that can not be repaired from but I am very thankful and go forward with a positive mindframe. It is very good to see that there is information out there for people to find. It did not occur to me to go on TH-cam and type in chs back then. But even the videos on TH-cam here do not talk about half my symptoms. I obviously took chs to the Brim. And maybe I'm very lucky. But it is very good to see there is information out there, and people are learning more and more every day about CHS. If you feel you have CHS the beginner of CHS or you feel you have had it for a while, please stop smoking now. Go and seek help. As I said, the best thing that I found helped me was cranial therapy and God. God bless you all out there, peace
@@Ahgjlo thank you so much for all that information you were willing to share with us.
I’m glad to hear you’re doing what you’re doing now and life has turned for the better for you.
Thank you again for the response. It will help many I am sure!
I've been diagnosed with CHS this past weekend. I'm on day two of no smoking, and I think it's getting better. Thank you for your videos!
@@hannaaaaeatsurface I hope the best for you! It’s a long road but slowly gets easier with time! And you’ll slowly start to get better and realize how good life is without it as well. I’m very happy for you! Let me know how I can continue to help! You’re on the right track no doubt
@@getbettertoday21 how long does the nausea last? I woke up painfully nauseous today, and throwing up still.
@@hannaaaaeatsurface usually takes me a solid 15-20 days to not feel that feeling anymore. But it’s different for everyone. I can’t express enough how exercise helped me tremendously. Even if it’s just getting up and going for a walk. Moving to body is key to start training your body to act normal again.
@@getbettertoday21thank you for putting out these awesome videos that are a big blessing and a huge help because I'm struggling with CHS myself I'm doing my best to not think of cannabis at all mainly the Delta 8 products I've screwed myself over pretty bad that way and now I'm not even able to eat or really have any function whatsoever at all constantly sleeping and not having any motivation either yes I did like getting high when it did work but now because of this I'm not able to eat very well without having stomach issues including constant diarrhea whenever I would eat a heavy meal at a restaurant and afterwards I'd pay the price because of that so I'm not going to be taking any more cannabis by any means including smoking or vaping or edibles I've abused it quite a bit and I did not like that because I would constantly Chief off of it like it was a drink I would basically guzzle the whole stuff down meaning and taking hit after hit constantly and wasting that stuff doing it and it wasn't worth it it would get me awful sick and it would just make me feel like hell and yes it does give you the case of the munchies pretty bad and it hits hard when that happens and it makes you spend a lot more money too on food it's almost an addiction like cigarettes and the only way to beat it is to go cold turkey
I am really struggling to stop using right now. I had 7 months clean, and started smoking flower again. I’ve been smoking about a year, and can feel myself getting sick again.
If I get sick, I will lose my 6 figure a year career.
Tomorrow is my 43rd birthday. I found a counselor again and have been going for a month now, and choose tomorrow as my start date.
Man, I just don’t want to stop. I really don’t. But it’s at the point where you just feel weird when I smoke, and it’s not even enjoyable and I can’t eat anything.
I’m hoping I wake up tomorrow and change my mind, but at trying to find a support system. Is there a way to link up with you to help get through this?
@@Taemusic.56 ya I know exactly how you feel and what you’re going through. I’ve been there many times before. The good news is every single time I have gotten through it and better and so can you! You’ve done it before you can do it again.
Do you have Instagram?
Thank you 🙏🏼 Thank you 🙏🏼 Thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing all this amazing information. Beautiful family ❤💙🩷
@@omarleon9732 you’re welcome friend
I quit smoking 14 months ago after getting CHS and I still have dizziness and rapid heart rate a few times every day.
@@shazh7431 has your eating habits returned and you feel healthy other than what you stated?
Nice work on 14 months sober!
@@getbettertoday21 Everything is back to normal except for this cervical vertigo.
@@shazh7431 that’s great!
Same here, it almost feels like it caused some permanent damage
@@dan3nad My dizziness went away after 14 months and heart rate back to normal. look up neck excersise for cervical vertigo for dizziness.
Appreciate your videos talking about CHS. Facing my own issues with it after my 2nd bout of VIOLENT vomiting, after months of constant nausea and randomly getting sick.
It is astounding to me it isn’t more commonly spoken about. Keep on keeping on.
@@Rcj12 how are you doing now? Any improvement since you commented?
@@getbettertoday21 the first week off cannabis was hellish. Little to no appetite, deppression/lack of motivation for anything, increased irritability and nausea that came and went. Most helpful items were liquid IV, apple sauce, and ramen (the cheap stuff).
Now, almost a full month without, I honestly have never been better. Increased energy, better sleep, noticing that I have been laughing more and more genuinely? I suspect I was in a constant state of anxiety/worry/sick while being high, now that I’m *sober* I can enjoy life more. The clarity I feel about almost everything in my life is wild. I thank you again for your videos on CHS. I would also recommend the CHS subreddit to anyone who is struggling.
@@Rcj12 thank you for sharing and I’m very happy for you! I hope so many people read your comment.
My friend suffers with this and its only getting worse. The worst part is he is not prepared to give up smoking despite knowing that its giving him hell everyday
@@ele8610 the only thing we can do is educate. They will know when the times right.
Not sick enough to quit, when body shuts down then they will quit
I get this once a month. Best help i can say is a heating pad straight on the stomach or a hot shower. A hot tub is good
@@timmckinnon7349 try practicing more moderation and lay off the weed a little more through the month and maybe it won’t return!
I was in denial for a long time, finally realized CHS is in fact real, but Cannabis significantly helps contribute to my personal growth as a human and has a profound spiritual impact on me and gives deep introspection when tolerance is low. I will never stop smoking weed, but I have learned when to recognize my symptoms beginning to start and then take a T break appropriately. It sucks having to take long T breaks due to CHS but its better than losing the incredible value weed has brought to my life and mind
@@m31a70 that’s great that you can do that! I was so addicted I could never stop unless I went full cold turkey. Maybe one day I will have the mental strength to be able to use it like you do. Until then I can’t even touch it.
Thanks for your comment!
@getbettertoday21 stay strong brother
I barley feel like my CHS is going away and fuck bro it feels like on day 15 I’m all healed and I swear I almost relapsed right now it’s 3 am it’s been so hard to sleep i have insomnia I believe but then i remembered the fact that every single time I eat something I get hell of nausea. So I know I’m not better yet and I’m for sure better than before because I couldn’t stop vomiting I had to go to the ER so many times and I’ve only been dealing with it for a little over a month so my first 15 days I kept relapsing I kept hitting my weed but for now the other 15 days I’m sober and I really plan on never going back to it especially since my mother is in the hospital now I wanna be there for her like she was there for me while I was dealing with CHS
Brother.. I feel your words full heartedly. I know exactly what you’re going through and all I can tell you is 100% you need stay the course! Stay sober. Day 15 is incredible man. If you can do 15 days sober you can do 100! Keep pushing through the hard times brother and remember why you’re trying to get healthy again. I promise you it will turn over and all the sudden you will start feeling really good. Really active. Really healthy. C’mon bro! Stick with it! Youve got this!!
Stay strong bro … I totally understand.. be there for your mom 😎👊🏽
@@getbettertoday21thanks boss man today is day 20 and I feel good bro another 5 days no weed she’s still in the hospital but I hope she recovers soon and now I’m dealing with friends who smoke wax pens everyday the worst part of CHS is hating weed so much that you try to get all of your friends to quit but it’s like they put you down bro and that’s what sucks about smokers everyone gets into that mindset of smoking like if they depend on it but I ended up cutting everyone off and now it’s just me and my family I know why I quit and I know why I’ll never go back I never wish bad on them but for the stuff they told me like “it’s not us going to the hospital we don’t care” like alright brother keep smoking and watch what happens even tho it’s very rare to get CHS
@@getbettertoday21and I know I still feel a bit of sickness I ate yesterday and my nausea was killing me brother it was literally making me so dizzy I wanted to call for ambulance but then I was like I’ll be alright I haven’t smoked in so long I just need to stay strong and keep healing this is why I pushed myself away because while they smoke everyday and laugh at me I’m doing better and better day by day I don’t feel withdrawals but you bet that I’m still feeling really sick this proves to me that no matter what I can never ever go back to weed
@@RASKALBASTARDthanks brother I’ll keep this comment section updated I feel better now bro my first days I couldn’t enjoy my favorite shows but now I feel like a normal person sometimes I even laugh at the smokers who need it to “enjoy their meal” or just have a good time in general life is too short to let a drug keep you happy
I got diagnosed back in July and haven’t smoked since but I had been slowed down on smoking but before having my daughter I smoked a lot for years from like 16 to 29.. I slowed down a lot before chs sometimes 1 joint a week or 3 joints on my 3 days off but I think it happen because I smoked a few keff joints on my bday and I was no longer use to bud that strong anymore but I wanna try to smoke again once every two weeks or once a month
@@aledee251 I understand. Just please take my advice and be very careful with that. It’s a slippery slope. It’s very easy to return to old habits.
Suffering an episode right now. Thanks man
You’re welcome. Let me know if I can help with any advice or anything
Nah this is definitely real. Kids don’t understand that’s why they hate.
Couldn't have said it any better! I'm once in a blue moon with smoking.
My workouts are on fire, and I couldn't be healthier, Gavin.
When I do take a hit, and I mean 1 hit.
The next day I'm back to my life and routines even harder than before.
Amen brother! We learn as we go! There are ways to develop discipline around the enjoyment of the plant still! But discipline is 100% key. Until you develop that discipline it’s a very touchy subject.
I know you’re killing it man! Keep it up
Started for me a year ago year ago and quit for a month and got better. But fell back into my old ways and it's returned but 3 days sober and slowly getting better. Just hoping I can smoke moderately but need to have better discipline first.
@@lorenzomaldonado9204 yes you must teach yourself discipline first! It’s key. And then moderate to the fullest. You have to get 100% healthy first and then test it out. I have found myself slipping back very easily so be careful!
I’m sick right now getting better thank you for sharing
Whats the longest you guys had CHS symptoms last after quiting??? I was a daily 20 year user when i had to quit from real bad CHS
@@dan3nad 3 weeks for me was the longest until I finally started feeling better
I suffer from chs and i quit for 3 months tried to smoke a couple puffs and it came right bk please just stay quit and never smoke ever again
I thought oh i feel better a couple puffs wont hurt..... it does it really does i am sitting here in extreme pain all over again because i relapsed like an idiot
Im.also at 3 months, does drinking alcohol bring back any symptoms??
What about smoking in moderation? Say once a month or on special occasions ?
@@joshblackledge-s7c yes, it will work and you can stay healthy that way. BUT you must first get healthy 100% and you MUST keep moderation. As soon as you slip back to using multiple times a day CHS will return.
Smoked every day for 20+ years and never had this... Quit 10 days ago and the only withdraw symptom I had was irritability. But, I smoked in moderation (couldn't even get through a bowl a day). I believe that CHS is a thing, but it never happened to me.
@@JAJITJIT-ri7rv I think because you understood moderation you never experienced CHS. I didn’t have any self control and would smoke all day and I think my body began to rely on the use to function.
Last used last Friday and tomorrow is gonna be day 6, I’m still vomitting and feeling like shit, I feel better than the first day but still feels like hell. You videos have been helping me though
Day 6 LETS GO!
It’s day 4 for me and I’m slowly feeling better I know for a fact i didn’t smoke enough to get vomiting symptoms but I got lots of nausea and stomachs pains in the early days and still do.
@@twitchvxvluna you’ve made the right choice! Those could easily be early symptoms of CHS developing. There so much unknown and most people who smoke weed will never experience CHS. But for the very few that do it’s very important to catch it early and stop usage 100%
@@getbettertoday21 the more time I go without it the more I’m starting to feel like my normal self again! I know it will start to be a mental challenge later on but I must fight those urges. I really appreciate you responding to my comment it gave me more motivation to keep going and fighting.
@@twitchvxvluna gotta fight! Dig deep. You are in control!
Full abstinence is the only way for me. My head just lies to me tells me its okay but its not. Im still in my begining of getting better last smoke is was yesterday. But i was just entering the state where i was vomiting from it. Before i only had this strange aches and visited all kind of doctors without any results. When i vomit it just water or food which isnt digasted at all. Not sour its just bitter. And i can force vomit by just pressing on my stomache.
How do I contact you?
@@Hunter-dv1qu getbettertoday21@gmail.com
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