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Jaspernoooo

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hey guys I'm currently freaking out right now because I'm concerned at how much my life and future is going to be effected by my chronic nausea. I'm worried because how can I get my license when I'm constantly intoxicated because I can't survive without cannabis, I can't get pregnant and smoke weed the whole time so how can I have kids, how can I hold a job if I need to be high the whole time? what sort of dad (I'm trans) can't drive his kid to school or to their friends house or interact with his kids or kids friends, teachers, etc. without being intoxicated? its breaking my heart and it's making me think again that my life is ruined. I go to school everyday stoned and I can't eat lunch or go through a whole school day without smoking weed in the bathroom and I can't eat without smoking or survive or take my pills without it and I feel truly helpless. anyone have any advice? Im taking anything I can get right now

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    • opposum

      816d

      a lot of my friends as well as my partner are struggling with the same thing. while i do not completely understand what you are struggling with, i know what helped those around me! taking short tolerance breaks when youre at home and comfortable is a good place to start. using less potent bud or carts helps as well. although marijuana has no chemically addictive contents, the way it makes you feel can be. if youre comfortable, try joining an online group or irl one for reducing dependency! i wish you luck! itll all be okay šŸ’•

    • opposum

      816d

      a lot of my friends as well as my partner are struggling with the same thing. while i do not completely understand what you are struggling with, i know what helped those around me! taking short tolerance breaks when youre at home and comfortable is a good place to start. using less potent bud or carts helps as well. although marijuana has no chemically addictive contents, the way it makes you feel can be. if youre comfortable, try joining an online group or irl one for reducing dependency! i wish you luck! itll all be okay šŸ’•

    • Jaspernoooo

      816d

      Also please note that I have tried everything I can without a doctor and then a lot with doctors as well, and my nausea is completely debilitating.

    • QueenOfCrohns

      816d

      There are other options for nausea other than smoking weed. I crohnā€™s and have a severe chronic nausea. Iā€™ve had it for years and Iā€™m getting about fine. Sure, it can be debilitating at times, but itā€™s not going to stop your life from happening. You can be nauseous and still do all those things. It sucks, but you get used to it. Talk to your doctor about different medications and alternative natural methods of reliving nausea. And if itā€™s caused by an underlying condition, focus on treating that. I know smoking can help nausea, but itā€™s not going to be a long term solution. Especially if youā€™re this depended on it. Iā€™d say to focus on finding new ways to cope with the nausea rather than depending on weed to solve the problem. I get it though. Having chronic health issues that are debilitating makes you feel like you canā€™t live your life. But you can. It may just look different than others.

    • Jaspernoooo

      816d

      Also I know I can adopt and there are other options for kids I really really love my partner and we want to have biological kids

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