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  1. Wow. We have gone through some pretty similar times. I'm on day 32 adderall and cig free. I only did one with the other, and I'm so glad to be off of both. I miss neither one. The fog is slowly lifting, and as I go for a run, or sit down with my little girl to a long and laughter filled meal that I actually enjoyed eating, or just relaxed, I'm reminded of how glad I am to be getting my old self back. Good for you to recognize that change needs to happen. Good luck â¤ï¸

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  2. Thanks Guys! Today starts day 27 😊

    Spence23, congrats on almost 3 months! And to answer your question, yes, I did have heart palpitations, as well as high blood pressure and sometimes numbness in my hands. Sadly, I ignored it all. As a nurse, I totally ignored my own advice. Thank God, all that has stopped since quitting. I exercise pretty much daily with no problem. Have you thought about seeing a cardiologist? Just better safe than sorry. Again, congrats 😀😀

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  3. Day 14!!! You guys are awesome. Absolutely no one is aware that I had serious problems with adderall. I think I kept it hidden fairly well, although I think my sister was starting to suspect something. I have no one to get through this in real time, and I'm very grateful for you guys and all the encouragement. Today is going much better than yesterday. I've gotten a lot done today, and am about to go swimming with my kiddo. And I got a new pair of running shoes, which I was super excited about😂ðŸ‘🻠Its the little things these days.....

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  4. Day 13. I've mostly been fine so far, but some definite anhedonia and lots of grumpiness. I'm terrified cause I'm worried I've permanently damaged my brain. I heard it's about 3 months after stopping amphetamines to reset your brain, but then I just read something that says it may never reset. What have I done to myself? This makes me really sad.

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  5. A week into quitting, I was at work (I'm a nurse) and had to do CPR on a young father. We tried and tried, with no luck. It was devastating and traumatic for all involved. Calling his family was heartbreaking. I know this sounds corny, but that was the first time in a long time that I REALLY felt emotions. I wasn't just a robot going through the appropriate emotions, if that makes sense. I stepped into a room by myself and quietly cried my heart out. Then I cried with his family as he was taken to the morgue. I truly felt heartache. As sad as the situation was, it felt good to deeply feel anything again. I've replayed that night many times since. Quitting adderall was by far the right decision. I'm so proud of all of us â¤ï¸â¤ï¸

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