What made you realize it was time to stop smoking weed? Was it your motivation, mental health, finances, relationships, or something else? No judgment—your story might help someone else in this group.

Quick story time: Tennis was my first love as a child. Once I started smoking weed at 16 everything in life just got less serious and less important. Tennis taught me so many lessons that I carry with me to this day. One of which is, "no matter how bad the score is, the match isn't over till it's over". So with that being said, even at 37 years old, I may have hit some bad shots and played some crappy points in life but as long as God wakes me up and I have breath in my body, the match isn't over till it's over. Thank you tennis for everything you taught me, gave me, and protected me from. Today’s Challenge: POST yourself doing something that brought you happiness before you ever smoked weed. It can be something simple. If you liked to swim as a child go swimming today, if you liked go kart racing go do that, but take your mind and your spirit back to a place where you remember feeling love and happiness before weed ever existed in your life. Here’s mine 😃.

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Some people think the true cost of weed is money, well what if it was your life? Comment below your most traumatic experience with weed.