Oh my god, sairdking, that's exactly what
happened to me. Plus I kept losing
consciousness awake, like in mid step.
I'd forget everything and who I was and
where I was. I'd go blank. A horrifying
blankness that would occur every few
seconds, and i'd never be able to recover
from the previous attack in time. And
yes.. "forget what it was like to be
normal". That sentence there brought a
cold wave over me. I'm sorry to hear
about your bad experience.
They are awful.
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mike_x
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Feb 2007 Posts: 1
Re: Bad Trip On Cannabis. Please Dont Do It Posted: 02-05-07 00:20am
Abstractabstract, I got exactly the same
trip you got.
My first time I was 26, and got no effect.
I read about it and knew that nobody dies
from cannabis, since it's not toxic
enough. I tried again and smoked like 5
times from a cigarrete. And what happened
was as followed:
1) I was laughing for 50 minutes on the
floor
2) then I started seeing the time delay
from when I touch things to when I feel
them...
3) a part of my brain started malfunction:
words had no meaning, and when I tried to
explain this to my friends, the words just
spoken out of my mouth had no meaning or
sense in my head. It's a kind of
separation between the conceptualizing
layer of the mind: words had no meaning,
and also I couldn't read, or understand
numbers (i couldnt read the time in my
digital watch)
4) I freaked out, I started to become
catatonic, and completely stupid. I had
such a hammering in my head. I'll try to
explain the feeling with this sentence (as
it came in my head):
i need help because my thoughts indju tamk
poold muta ta ta ta ta ta ta
as you can see, I started talking then
words had no sense, and then I got stock
in the hammering. I thought I was going
to end up stupid like that in an asylum.
I was so scared. I wanted to kill myself.
Never been in such a dark place.
It wore of 6 hours later, and completely
off after 24 hours. However, it was such
an impressive experience, that I developed
panic attacks for the following years. I
had a severe anxiety problem.
I consulted my doctor and he said he
didn't think at all that cannabis could do
that to me. However, a psichiatrist told
me that there are people that is "alergic"
to it, and that's how it manifest itself,
thru a terrible loss of control.
Years later, I decided to give it a try
again, thinking that I was stable mentally
and it wont happen again. I smoked twice
from the cigarrete everybody was smoking.
I got the same effect. This time I just
kept telling myself that it will go off.
And it did, 6 hours later. I realized
that even when I knew it will go down,
fear was the only thing I could feel.
Feel was a chemical reaction.
I wont do it again, ever! I can't forget
such a horrible feeling, such an
impression it leaved in my mind that
lasted me years to be myself again. The
effect wore off, but what I lived was what
leaved me so bad for so long.
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TheTruth07
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Feb 2007 Posts: 1
Posted: 02-07-07 03:47am
What your describing abstractabstract, is
depersonalization, it just may be that you
have hightened awareness, and senses.
Smoking that garbage has dulled and
overloaded your senses, causing you to
become unaware. Some people have little
to no awareness and senses, so that
garbage dosn't effect them in the same way
it might have effected you.
High on life!
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Makoto
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 263 Location: Japan
Posted: 02-07-07 08:49am
[quote]my first time I was 26, and got no
effect. I read about it and knew that
nobody dies from cannabis, since it's not
toxic enough. I tried again and smoked
like 5 times from a cigarette. And what
happened was as followed:
1) I was laughing for 50 minutes on the
floor
2) then I started seeing the time delay
from when I touch things to when I feel
them...
3) a part of my brain started malfunction:
words had no meaning, and when I tried to
explain this to my friends, the words just
spoken out of my mouth had no meaning or
sense in my head. It's a kind of
separation between the conceptualizing
layer of the mind: words had no meaning,
and also I couldn't read, or understand
numbers (i couldn't read the time in my
digital watch)
4) I freaked out, I started to become
catatonic, and completely stupid. I had
such a hammering in my head. I'll try to
explain the feeling with this sentence (as
it came in my head):
i need help because my thoughts indy tank
pooled uta ta ta ta ta ta ta
as you can see, I started talking then
words had no sense, and then I got stock
in the hammering. I thought I was going
to end up stupid like that in an asylum.
I was so scared. I wanted to kill myself.
Never been in such a dark place.
It wore of 6 hours later, and completely
off after 24 hours. However, it was such
an impressive experience, that I developed
panic attacks for the following years. I
had a severe anxiety problem.
I consulted my doctor and he said he
didn't think at all that cannabis could do
that to me. However, a psichiatrist told
me that there are people that is "alergic"
to it, and that's how it manifest itself,
thru a terrible loss of control.
Years later, I decided to give it a try
again, thinking that I was stable mentally
and it wont happen again. I smoked twice
from the cigarrete everybody was smoking.
I got the same effect. This time I just
kept telling myself that it will go off.
And it did, 6 hours later. I realized
that even when I knew it will go down,
fear was the only thing I could feel.
Feel was a chemical reaction.
I wont do it again, ever! I can't forget
such a horrible feeling, such an
impression it leaved in my mind that
lasted me years to be myself again. The
effect wore off, but what I lived was what
leaved me so bad for so long. [\quote]
dude. I am a very supportive person. I
even had the same experience as you, and
hated it. But it should not cause you to
get counseling. I knew it was only the
drug, and once it was gone, I would be
back to normal. I think your need for
counseling might not be because of the
drug, but something else instead. I only
say this in hopes you find the root cause
of your troubles. I do not believe having
a bad trip is the cause.
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Color of Paper
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Joined: 22 Jan 2007 Posts: 171 Location: Long Beach, Ca
Posted: 02-07-07 11:45am
Marijuana isnt bad for the body or mind in
genral...But eveyone has problems such as
addictive personalitys, poor judgement
(stupid), careless about health and life
in genral, possible allergic reacitn to
thc / caniboids...
Its these people that give marijuana a bad
name. I'm not saying these people are
bad or cause bad but they just need
diciplin and what not. Its not there
fault they cant smoke it....Its not there
fault they get addicted and it ruins there
lifes......
I beg to differe and will go into if
needed.
The worst thing marijuana does to humans
is mess up there lungs beucase they take
larger hits and hold it in for longer.
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Acosta
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Bad Trip Posted: 02-18-07 16:19pm
I am not experienced enough with pot to
impart too much in the way of advice. An
experience I had this past friday was met
with overt condescension from non-pot
smokers and the usual “it was every
factor in the book except the pot” from
those who do it on a regular basis.
Abstract, I know exactly where you are
coming from!
I am not a casual user of weed. In fact,
the only times I ever smoke it is when a
good friend comes down from humboldt to
visit. My experiences in the past have
been mild with the exception of one time
when it took me to a state of euphoria
that confirmed all the stories i’d
heard. But it had been about a year since
that time and when my friend was here a
few days ago to visit, he showed up with
brownies. Now in his defense, he told me
that I shouldn’t eat a whole one. In
our group of friends, I am the only one
who doesn’t smoke or drink. He seemed
to take this into consideration when he
warned me.
But, I ate it anyway like an fool,
figuring i’d get a nice high to help me
enjoy the evening.
Boy was I wrong.
About 90 minutes later, while on my way to
the bathroom, it hit me quite literally,
like a gallon of freezing water. There
was a deafening pounding that concentrated
on my chest and forehead. I froze in
place and immediately called my friend
over to where I was.
“what is in this?” I said, trying in
vain to hide my rising panic. He smiled
at me and explained that it wasn’t
anything but weed but that it is more
potent when eaten, that I didn’t smoke
recreationally and that it was a pretty
big brownie that I had. His words
weren’t very reassuring especially when
he added that I would have to “ride it
out”. He sat with me while I went
through what I can only describe as
supersonic revolving door of emotions and
sensations. My heartbeat drowned out all
sound and every few seconds my fingers,
knees and head would twitch with lives of
their own. I couldn’t concentrate on
speech, and any time I talked it sounded
like my words were seconds behind the
movement of my lips.
At one point, I began crying and pacing
around which was just a wonderful way to
spend a friday night. In between the
waves of panic and sickness, I kept
blaming my friend for not stopping me then
begging him to not let anything bad happen
to me. The peak lasted about 4 hours
until I was able to compose myself enough
to muster a smile.
The whole next day I slept and felt
apathetic. I can tell you with all
honesty that I will never touch pot again.
I don’t have a problem with people who
do it a lot since they obviously have
learned their own limitations. But I
would tell someone considering a brownie
to beware of the risks. I don’t now
what triggered this horrible ordeal. It
could have been a myriad of things like my
mental state and environment but the
bottom line is that what drugs pull from
our subconscious mind are sometimes better
left where they are.
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Lucial
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Joined: 26 Feb 2007 Posts: 1
Posted: 02-26-07 20:21pm
I've been smoking occassionally for about
6 years with no adverse effects until that
a few months ago. My friend had asured me
she had some '10 out of 10 caca' but after
just a few tokes I started to experience
some of the same things that have already
been discribed; feeling trapped inside my
own skull with everything coming from what
seems like miles away, my limbs heavy and
twitching. the worst part was being aware
of it happening but being powerless to
stop it. the more i tried to fight it the
worse it became. I had a serious panic
attack and ended up running out of the
house with no idea where i was going. in
the end one of my freinds managed to call
me and calm me down enough to go back to
the house and fall asleep.
Everyone else who i was smoking with was
perfectly fine, apart from being seriously
scared by my behavour.
I've got the piss taken out of me a fair
few times for that night, so its good to
know i'm not the only one to experience
this type of thing.
incidently i tried smoking weed from the
same batch again a few weeks later (god
knows why). i began to feel it having the
same effect, but i knew what to expect and
tried to relax into it. it still wasnt a
pleasurable experience but the only
noticable sign was that i was 'a bit
quiet', certainly no freak out.
i've also smoked weed from other sources
since then. none have given me anything
worse than the munchies.
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danieldurr
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Joined: 14 Mar 2007 Posts: 1 Location: Cincinnati
It's True Posted: 03-14-07 23:22pm
first time smoking the exact thing
happened to me. There's really no way to
describe accurately what went on in my
head, but this is the best I can do
Everything I saw and heard was on
repeating over and over, like a cd
skipping. Then things would go by
extremely slow, frame by frame, and the
whole time I knew something wasn't right,
but was a powerless spectator trapped in a
true nightmare. It was terrible, the kind
of thing i wouldn't wish on my worst
enemy.
I know it was the weed because it happened
to me twice, and both times my friends
were smoking with me. A few months after
the first time I was dumb enough to try it
again, thinking it had to be a freak
incident or I smoked too much the first
time. It didn't last as long, maybe about
three or four minutes, but I was panicking
so bad on the inside, even though it
hadn't manifested itself yet cause I knew
it was happening again and i couldn't
believe it. I ran out the front door of
my friend's house and jumped in my car,
not yet fully in control of my body, and
for some reason thought if I drove away as
fast as I could the trip would stop.
Unfortunately my friends thought I was
messin around and I almost ran them over.
My friend, who is an experienced smoker,
was smoking the same caca that night and
if it was laced he woulda known. I have
no idea what causes it but I have no
mental disorders, I've gone through high
school, two years of college, and basic
training with no problems at all, but weed
nearly ruined my life, just bysmoking
twice. I know it is rare, but it's
something to consider. If anyone knew a
fraction of what it was like they would
never look at a joint again, I still have
weird dreams at night when I think I'm
high and freakin out. Not a fun thing to
deal with at 22.
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abstractabstract
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 9
Posted: 03-15-07 05:08am
thanks for the replies. I haven't touched
the stuff ever since. I only think it
should be illegal because of the SEVERE
price one must pay if he/she has a bad
reaction to it.
It haunts some of my waking moments, like
when a guitar solo or any piece of music
goes at 'slightly' the wrong speed and i
feel sick at the mere memory of my bad
experience.
Or when I go to any major public gathering
such as a concert and there are doing it
irresponsible people blowing it in peoples
faces. I panic simply at the smell of it
and try to jog/literally run away as calm
as possible although inside I feel like a
wide eyed cat being terrified to death.
I hate you marijuana. I hate you.
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fiona05
Supporter
Joined: 21 Dec 2005 Posts: 662 Location: , Norn Iron
Posted: 03-15-07 11:15am
i dont know what to make of these
experiences people are describing. my
first reaction is that it was probably
laced, but then i've had people describe
awful 'trips' and they are certain that it
wasnt laced, cos their friends took it too
and nothing happened to them. well then it
must depend entirely not on the drug, but
on the person who takes it. if you are
the sort of person who values their sense
of reality and normality and gets scared
if they start to feel different than they
usually do, then you are probably not a
candidate for marijuana, or alcohol, or
any other drug for that matter!! you have
to know what you are letting yourself in
for, because different people will
obviously react different ways.
i've rarely enjoyed marijuana. once or
twice i've took it and it's made me giggly
and warm. most of the time i just get
tired and wish i hadn't bothered! i'm not
a fan. i have a friend who had the same
experience as abstactabstract. she has
panic attacks as a result. she cant be
near people on drugs anymore. she has
never smoked it since. on the other hand,
i have another friend who was basically
saved by marijuana. he was really paranoid
and depressed and was actually suicidal
until he discovered pot, he could relax
and see things clearly, and it basically
saved his life.
i would say to anyone, if you are gonna
take anything you have never taken before,
do it in a nice and appropriate
environment, do it with close friends who
you trust. and know how to handle yourself
and what to expect.
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sillyakchick
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Posted: 04-18-07 13:04pm
For God's sake let's not start spreading
fear and paranoia about reefer madness.
The fact is that marijuana has fewer side
effects than most prescription drugs.
Unfortunately, like A.N.Y. O.T.H.E.R.
D.R.U.G. Some people develop psychological
dependence on it. You can have this from
nasal spray. Additionally, some people,
especially people prone to anxiety should
not smoke it, as it can rarely cause
people to feel very anxious or even have a
full-blown panic attack. It really sounds
like the pot you smoked was laced with
something. Unless your friends grew it
themselves, you cannot be sure of hthis.
just because your friends weren't freaking
out doesn't mean anything. All people
react differently to medications. I had a
very similar experience from taking
Zoloft, but I am not going to tell other
peolpe who may be helped by it not to take
it. So calm down and don't smoke it again
if you didn't like it.
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redjohn
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Joined: 15 Apr 2007 Posts: 28 Location: Fl.
Pot Posted: 04-20-07 20:55pm
Alergy perhaps?
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dv1992
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Joined: 18 Mar 2007 Posts: 4
Posted: 04-25-07 16:25pm
buddy i smoke heavy weed everyday and i
have atleast 5 mental health disorders.
you shouldnt be telling ppl not to try it
cause you cant handle it
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Stygian8Angel
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Stygian8Angel
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sillyakchick
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Posted: 04-26-07 17:55pm
Stygian8Angel
wrote:
abstractabstract
wrote:
thanks for the replies. I
haven't touched the stuff ever since. I
only think it should be illegal because of
the SEVERE price one must pay if he/she
has a bad reaction to it.
possible although inside I feel like a
wide eyed cat being terrified to death.
I hate you marijuana. I hate
you.
and btw, don't talk about how marijuana
should be illegal and such just because
you had a bad experience. you're very very
rare in that regard while alcohol and
tobacco, both legal drugs, have a very
common occurance of adverse reactions from
them. Some people have adverse reactions
from advil like stomach ulcers and
stuff... wanna outlaw advil also?
you chose to do it, now choose not to do
it. just don't bother us with your weed
should be outlawed
crap.
I agree with this poster. It is
unfortunate that the original poster had
this experience. Please do not think that
your negative experience means that it
should be illegal. Terrible things have
happened to people on all sorts of legal
drugs, prescription or otherwise. The
thing I don't understand is why people who
had a terrible time keep doing it.
Alcohol has ruined countless lives, yet it
is still a legal drug. Zoloft made me
hallucinate just as you described, yet it
is a legal drug. Marijuana actually has
been known to have many health benefits.
It has allowed terminally and chronically
ill people lead more normal lives. Do a
little research the next time you start
talking about taking rights away from
others. Your experience with this does
not give you the right to dictate to other
people.
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redjohn
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Joined: 15 Apr 2007 Posts: 28 Location: Fl.
Re: Bad Trip Posted: 05-03-07 17:04pm
kword
wrote:
Abstract,
i wouldn't say that marijuana is
completely bad but, it is not for me I
used to use it, it may not be for either,
I just don't like the downer high of it.
If pot makes you go crazy just don't use
at all!
I have never heard of any experiences like
yours, are you sure that was pot?!?!
Lol!
Kword
THC (TETRA HYDRA CANEBINAL)SP? is the
active ingredient in pot. A number of
other canebinides are present as well.
Some make you sleepy. Some give you the
munchies. This is the reason for the high
price of top grade pot. High amounts of
THC compared to lower quantities of
unwanted canebinides. If you've
experienced a bad "trip" you may well be
alergic to it.
Marijuana is also not physically
addictive. Psycologicaly yes, physicaly
no.
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abstractabstract
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Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 9
Posted: 05-25-07 01:45am
I can appreciate your choice to do
marijuana, because if you do enjoy it -
and it has given people health benefits,
then it can't be all that bad, Obviously.
But it's when people smoke it on the
street during parades, or in the moshpit
at music concerts, or even inside at a
teenage party. They can't understand what
it can do to someone. Me in particular. It
means that there are many social events
that I can't attend.
The smell makes me panic and literally
run; in fear that 'it' will start at any
moment. The same unexplainable terror that
many people experience often in nightmares
as young children - and don't know how to
put into words.
I've been told that I may have an allergy.
The original objective of my first post
here was to warn people. There's a slight
chance you'll have what I had, and I'd do
anything to protect people from that; to
save them from it. That's all really.
So smoke your drug by all means. But for
god's sake go somewhere secluded
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jonly
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Joined: 05 Jun 2007 Posts: 4
Same Effect... Posted: 06-05-07 22:36pm
the effect on me is the same... i feel
like the world no longer wants me in, and
the life i've been living in was all a
dream.. more like a lie...
if someone who is good at chemistry or in
research in weed. i really want to know
what we are truely allergic to... the
chemical? or the method of
growing.(pesticides and fertilizers) the
first 3 to 4 times of getting high was
normal and enjoyable. then after about a
year, the trips are starting to happen.
all my friends are pot smokers, and they
believe that the more i smoke the feelign
will go away. but this feeling is too
overwhelming that i felt like at any
second my life will be over and you(me)
will be trapped in this invisible cube.
the after effect of this trip includes(to
me)
-the world no longer feels the same
-everything tangible doesn't feel"real"
anymore
-suffer major short term memory lost
-difficulty absorbing information
-loose concentration easily
-bad dreams (for 2 -3 weeks)
-very sad and depressed(can also be
tressed out)
-body pain, and cold chills
-you might forget everything you've done
the whole day(this happens to me sadly,
and theres nothing i can do)
-feels isolated and not talkative
-twitches and tiredness
-sometimes hard to form setences, and
remembering key events
i had many more problems but this was
about a month ago so i don't remember
"all" of the symtoms.
the major ones are listed and i'm still
suffering from some, such suckers + long
term memory lost, chills, bad dreams,
difficulty concentrating+ absorbing
information.
i read someone's post saying that liver
problem could be an factor, and that could
also be true. i have minor liver problems
that my doc told me a long time ago, but
he said it's nothign to worry about. as
well as drinking, where your liver swells
up thus creating the "bad live" at the
time.(we call it getting Crunked).
and as for the throwing up part, it is
because you've smoked too much, its caled
whitey or green out.(your body turns pal,
then you throw up)
some of my advice would be.
-maybe smoke a cigerette to boost your
metal alertness(also help prevent
alzemeir's diseas)< still deabating
-coffe? but if you have bad dreams, try
drinking green tea or have a galss of warm
milk before bed time
-some physical activity might help use up
your energy and give you a better rest
-try talkign to your friends and try to
avoid any depressing thoughts or idea.
i'm no expert, all i wrote here is my own
thoughts and opionion. i do not bash or
support pot smoking. if an expert actually
have something "scientific or medical
related" ideas on Weed alergy or Bad Liver
= Bad trip please post
Sorry for this long post, but.......... i
just want to help? a lil...
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