Quit Weed

obviously the app was better before the paywall. but i can honestly say it didn’t impact my user experience. the pro version is nice, but not necessary for this to be a useful tool. it’s not like the app can quit for you, but it does help. being able to see how much money you’ve saved, while also seeing how you’re saving your body in the process is very important. i never thought i could do it, but over a year in i will say i still check the app occasionally to see how far i’ve come. overall awesome and i truly don’t think this app was created with anything but people’s best interest in heart.

This app has been very helpful putting things in perspective for me. I have used medical for a decade now and I have been a smoker for 20 years. I am on my fifth day completely cold turkey. I’m still having night sweats etc. but being able to keep track of my progress is amazing and this is a cool feature. I have a bunch of music that is all inspired by medicinal I have tattoos that are inspired by Mary Jane I am a Toker to the core I couldn’t go 24 hours without any Mary Jane that was my biggest fear in life, anyone that says that there isn’t withdrawals is completely lying I’m so happy to be off. I actually picked up some anxiety medicine. It has really helped and I feel a lot more calm and levelheaded than I have in years.

Quitting any substance can be exponentially more difficult when all you’re thinking of is the negatives as time goes by. With scheduled time intervals to aim for, every one you hit rewards you by slippin’ some little dabs of knowledge about the positive physiological & psychological changes occurring to your body and mind at that time. (Or could/should/would/be if you were that generic peach colored person on that poster in your Dr.’s examining room, dead center of humanity’s even distribution. Though everyone is different and you obviously cannot use it as a replacement of proper medical advisement from a credentialed pilule concierge, it’s a pretty good reference tool to help explain and understand what may happen to you subjectively. It’s pretty dope.