If withdrawal was an easy and short lived process, I believe there would be little reason to never want to repeat the pain and suffering associated with this very difficult process.
Those of us who have experienced our own level of success separating from any future use of Weed, who survived the horrible list of some or all of the symptoms below, know that to relapse would surely be ill advise (Insane?).
- For those of us just starting out with their own journey
- those of us who are several weeks, several months in
and - those of us who have worked at earning a substantial degree of clean time
Can surely benefit from a reminder of how hard withdrawing from the use and abuse truly is:
Anger, irritability, and aggression.
Feelings of nervousness and anxiety.
Restlessness.
Decreased appetite or weight.
Depression.
Insomnia.
Experiencing strange or unsettling dreams.
Headaches, nausea, vomiting, sweating, and abdominal pain.
Tremors.
Wherever you might be on your road to recovery, be proud of the difficult work that you are doing, toward an unadulterated clarity and reality and being brave 
through this difficult process​:pray:
