Day 7: Grateful grateful grateful.

Day 7 has me continuing to feel really good physically. I'm still feeling emotional, but I can tell that's just my mind healing. The emotions feel more authentic, and I don't feel a need to disrupt or interrupt them. They feel natural, for lack of a better description. I'm also feeling a sense of freedom I haven't felt in a very long time, and I love the feeling. I'm not totally off the prison grounds yet, but I feel confident to say I'm out of my cell of addiction. It's so nice to not feel the relentless obsession with smoking. I'm starting to make some plans I probably wouldn't make if I weren't sober. if you're struggling, please watch this video. I mention that I'm finding that I don't feel much different from when I was high. What a nice surprise! So please hang in there. You're so not alone. #weedfree #weedwithdrawal #quittingweed #soberliving

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What an amazing goal!! Yes, I hated traveling too cause how you gonna bring and get weed to your final destination? Once you've noticed, you don't need it? You're not spending money on it? There is a whole world out there to see. I've started traveling myself. So far, after my recovery, I've been to Alaska and Wisconsin. I'm so grateful to see places. Next is to see my family in CT. I haven't seen them in 13 years! Addiction got me from doing that. Now, my grandmother passed at 97, and I never had a chance to say goodbye. She waited to for me. I blame that entirely on Mary Jane, keeping me sheltered and stealing all my time away from family I should have spent time with. But now the future is clear. I'm no longer in prison. I can travel and see the world, and I plan on continuing to do just that, just as you are. Slovakia sounds like such an amazing place to visit. Make sure you put some highlights of your trip on your channel. I'm looking forward to it!