When I got back to my room, I laid in bed and tried to fall asleep hoping I could just sleep it off and when I’d wake up the feeling would have passed. For about 20 minutes I tossed and turned in my bed, still feeling like I was spinning and got very nauseous. So I gave up on the idea of sleeping, once again as I stood up out of bed I got dizzy and almost fell over. My roommate could tell something was wrong also and told me drink a bottle of water and take a shower, that she had heard once the best way to make a person's high go down was by showering. Without even thinking about it, I grabbed only my towel and ran downstairs to the bathroom. Stupid and delirious me gets into the running shower and realizes I forgot everything, all I had was my towel and the clothes I came down in. No soap, shampoo, or even a change of clothes for afterwards. At this point I was desperate, I stood under the hot water for almost an hour, having to hold onto the hook screwed into the wall of the shower the entire time or I would have fallen over. I was gasping for air, breathing very heavy and just hoping that this would bring me back down and make the effects of the brownie go …show more content…
I still did not feel refreshed or like I had gotten enough sleep, but I felt like I could function normally again. If possible I probably could have slept the entire day, that's how drained my body felt. But either way I knew I had to get out of bed, take an actual shower and start my day. As the day went on, and I ate some food and took a walk for fresh air I started to feel a lot better. Yet I was still so confused why the brownie affected me that way and so drastically but did not do that to anyone else. That being the second time I’ve been given a weed brownie to eat and both times I’ve had a bad experience I knew that they were not for me and I never planned on taking another one ever again. I don’t know whether or not my body rejected the drug in a negative way or if that is even possible, but there was something about that brownie that I should have never trusted it in my body. The way I reacted was not normal, it was actually very scary and traumatizing. Just writing this paper gave me the chills because it brings me back to that night, which I hope to never feel like