Click Image To Visit Site Marijuana addiction specialist and certified life coach reveals… why you DON’T need to spend $1000s or even $100s for 28 days in a rehab clinic with a team of specialists because you are about to discover…
Are you filled with regret after smoking weed because you could have used the extra money to buy something else?
Are you trying to prove to yourself (or your family, boyfriend or girlfriend) that you are not addicted to marijuana… but you’re secretly struggling to go 12 days, 30 days or even 60 days without smoking?
No amount of “interventions” from friends, family and loved ones are enough. For whatever reason, it’s hard as hell to stop smoking weed. And you probably tell yourself, you can stop ANYTIME.
There was a time in my life when I struggled with marijuana addiction and was unable to stop smoking weed. I’ve not only been clean for over 9 years, but I went back to school and became a certified life coach.
If you are serious about terminating your marijuana addiction… and you want to stop smoking weed — get back to a normal life, fulfill your wildest dreams and live life without even thinking about smoking weed ever again… then this is the letter for you.
In a minute, I’ll explain how you, too, can stop smoking weed permanently — simply by developing the “inner strength” necessary to overcome all the emotional, mental, and self sabotaging obstacles that are currently keeping you handcuffed to your marijuana addiction.
I will never forget the evening when five of us were busted by the cops for smoking pot and doing illegal drugs. It scared the hell out of me, but since I didn’t go to jail… I kept smoking.
Smoking weed began to affect me differently. Whenever I got high, I would feel guilty and sometimes have anxiety attacks.
Most of the time, I didn’t like being high but I didn’t like being straight either. I was confused and depressed. I had no ambition and went through life like a zombie. Eventually, I became lonely and depressed.
Eventually, I left my hometown, hoping I could get a new start …A new reputation. And while that was not the end of my pot smoking, it was the end of my true enjoyment of it. I soon came to realize that I was addicted to weed and couldn’t stop.
When I failed to show up to do my court ordered community service, I was given two options. Rehab or jail. I chose the 30 day marijuana addiction rehab.
I gave Narcotics Anonymous a shot. Stayed clean for 9 months. But there was something about the meetings and the steps that made me uncomfortable. And like many that I saw come and go in the short time that I was there, I relapsed.
I tried every way known to stop smoking weed. I continued to struggle through life as a stoner for several more years… Read more…
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