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Lilyflower · 10-27-2008, 08:29 AM

Speaking from a strictly THC in your body stance, I have read that dependant on the frequency of use, potency of the weed, and how much fat you carry can increase the amount of time THC stays in the body.

again from what I have read, it can stay there (for a frequent smoker, high fat content, potency etc) for 30-60 days.

So it is possible that it is still in your system. I wouldn't worry though, just stay true to your programme and you wil be fine, I doubt you have caused any long term effects.

They say that smoking weed can make any mental disorders worse. I smoked and suffered from depression, and I will admit that smoking made my problems worse at the time, but now that I am not smoking it anymore and I dealt with my depression, I am a happy camper!

Your having many dreams and feeling irritable may just be down to a mild depression which these are symptoms of. Talk to your doctor about this possibility.

Lily xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

10-27-2008, 08:29 AM	#5 (permalink)
Lilyflower Recovering Codependant Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Liverpool, Great Britain Posts: 1,256	Speaking from a strictly THC in your body stance, I have read that dependant on the frequency of use, potency of the weed, and how much fat you carry can increase the amount of time THC stays in the body. again from what I have read, it can stay there (for a frequent smoker, high fat content, potency etc) for 30-60 days. So it is possible that it is still in your system. I wouldn't worry though, just stay true to your programme and you wil be fine, I doubt you have caused any long term effects. They say that smoking weed can make any mental disorders worse. I smoked and suffered from depression, and I will admit that smoking made my problems worse at the time, but now that I am not smoking it anymore and I dealt with my depression, I am a happy camper! Your having many dreams and feeling irritable may just be down to a mild depression which these are symptoms of. Talk to your doctor about this possibility. Lily xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx __________________ I did the best I could with what I knew at the time. Now that I know better, I will do better. Great oaks from small acorns grow.