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Alright, So I used to smoke pot almost everyday for about the past 2 years.
About a month ago I accidentally took my medication (Seroquel, mellitonin, celexa) before smoking.
My legs gave out, I blacked out twice and I had to make myself throw up my medication. I then went to sleep and felt weird for the next two days.
A week later I had a Horrible anxiety attack and had to go to the hospital, they perscribed me lorazepam for when I have an anxiety attack.
Its been about three weeks- a month and two days ago I smoked pot with my friends out of my bong,
at first I was just high, I took a few more hits and i was stoned, the usual. after about 20 minutes I got up and Had a horrible headrush, everything faded and went back quickly, i felt dizzy and lost my coordination a little bit, but i could still stand.it wasent a normal headrush, it lasted a few seconds too long and felt a bit strange. I walked up stairs from my room and I went into the kitchen to talk to my mom, My heart was racing and my chest hurt I got a bit scared and almost had an anxiety attack, but I calmed myself.
after another 20 minutes I felt fine, then it came back again and went away. Once My high had worn off
I felt groggy and dizzy, uncoordinated and strange, My stomach felt sick and I had to constantly switch my position to feel better. It felt nothing like how I usually feel after I smoke.
Yesterday I was in bed all day, When I would stand up I would get a headrush and loose my coordination again. Its two days after and I feel a lot better, still a bit out of it but I can function fine.
idfk what happened to me, I have a lot of problems and was pretty much self medicating myself for the past two years, along with my medication.
Im starting to think maybe I just have to many problems to be smoking pot?
Or so much trauma on my body in the past month has just been too much, and I should wait longer to smoke again.
idk, help?


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