I went a little hard last night as a result of deciding to finally quit drinking. This morning I was still a little drunk and after work today I ate the last edible I had. The edible hit as I started to feel the hangover which made my hangxiety 100x worse. Now I have the classic nausea, acid reflux of the sugary drinks, shakes/chills, but now I can really feel my heart beat. It isn’t a sharp pain or anything but feels like heart palpitations you get from an anxiety attack except I’ve had them mildly for the past few hours. All I want to do is hopefully sleep this off, but the slight paranoia of the weed and hangover have me a little worried about if I would like stop breathing in my sleep or something. I’m in my early 20s and am relatively healthy (besides the drinking) with no heart rate issues or any heart problems in general. Really regretting my choices right now and just want to know I’ll be okay. Please share if you have experience or advice with this feeling or even just reassurance so I don’t freak out.
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I went a little hard last night as a result of deciding to finally quit. This morning I was still a little drunk and after work today I ate the last edible I had. The edible hit as I started to feel the hangover which made my hangxiety 100x worse. Now I have the classic nausea, acid reflux of the sugary drinks, shakes/chills, but now I can really feel my heart beat. It isn’t a sharp pain or anything but feels like heart palpitations you get from an anxiety attack except I’ve had them mildly for the past few hours. All I want to do is hopefully sleep this off, but the slight paranoia of the weed and hangover have me a little worried about if I would like stop breathing in my sleep or something. I’m in my early 20s and am relatively healthy (besides the drinking) with no heart rate issues or any heart problems in general. Really regretting my choices right now and just want to know I’ll be okay. Please share if you have experience or advice with this feeling or even just reassurance so I don’t freak out.