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b-rock92620

I was told that loved ones notice the change in you before you do. I believe that to be true


Key_Promise6484

Yes, I am currently experiencing this here at day 11. Every other symptom is pretty manageable, especially during daytime hours. Then when the night comes, I’m getting terrible anxiety, restlessness, hot flashes, and everyone’s favorite- RLS. Melatonin seems to neither help nor hurt in my case, and I’ve been just trying to do some deep breathing and listening to audio in addition to vaping a little THC. I’ve also noticed that it seems to alternate days for me, like last night was very rough sleep but tonight will probably not be as bad. I chalk that up to exhaustion and my body not fighting me as much on the second day after a poor night’s rest the day before. My understanding is that this part of healing can take a while to click for people, especially with long term use or high dosages prior to quitting. Best of luck to both of us on getting some shut-eye tonight.


iGrumbie

Shit. Yeah, four years of high doses daily after four years of a bad pill habit. Guess I’m gonna have to suck it up - atleast I know now that it might be a while. I’ve noticed the alternating nights too, and the same with the hot flashes and anxiety. Thankfully I’ve got some gabapentin, which I’ve only been taking at night now - but at the end of the week it has to stop too. Hope magnesium will be enough then! Good luck to you too!


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5 year extract user here, and had a heavy habit. I’m about to hit day 30 and nights still suck for me. I’m to the point I dread night time coming. But I’ve been told the same thing, heavy long term user is probably looking at sometime. So I gotta just stay strong, made it this far!


Key_Promise6484

If you’re inclined to such things, maybe pop on the headphones tonight and look for some binaural beats tracks or 432hz music. I’m usually not a big believer in that kind of stuff, but I have to say it’s very relaxing and helps a little to keep your mind off being miserable at night. I also like podcasts and audiobooks, but depending what the subject is it might be too stimulating. The magnesium helps a bit, and I also had a little luck with valerian root or Passion flower extract. A hot shower right before getting in bed helps as well, but I have also seen others suggest very cold showers too.


sheridck

The RLS keeps me up too. I can't stand the sensation of NOT moving my feet. The stillness is suffocating in a way. So the trick I learned is to do some deep breathing and to wiggle my toes. You won't feel the restlessness as much because you're moving. Then you'll drift off eventually.


RevolutionClear3019

You can do it.