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Can I Be Able To Smoke Again?

Former regular pot user suffering possible brain damage from tachycardia. Marijuana now has adverse effects on me and exacerbates my symptoms. Was wondering if I will ever be able to smoke again and experience the same feelings I did before the injury. Thanks.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,

I do not understand why one would wish to resume smoking marijuana after having suffered so much from it. But if you really want to do so, try using minuscule amounts as your previous usual dose will most likely again cause tachycardia. However, it may not bring you the same high that you were used to and are looking for.

Best wishes.

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Can I Be Able To Smoke Again?

Hi, I do not understand why one would wish to resume smoking marijuana after having suffered so much from it. But if you really want to do so, try using minuscule amounts as your previous usual dose will most likely again cause tachycardia. However, it may not bring you the same high that you were used to and are looking for. Best wishes.