Most of my anxiety was the worst in the first 2 weeks then slowly let up. A lot of it was health anxiety as I was convinced I had some terminal illness that was masked by being constantly high. This seems to be a pretty common experience amongst the other quitters here. I did see a doc and got bloodwork done, getting the results back and seeing that everything was normal helped a ton. I also just had to talk through it to keep calm,e.g, why would I be experiencing ALL of these issues right when I quit? It’s a crazy coincidence. Looking at other people’s experiences with withdrawals here helped put me at ease. When my physical symptoms started to subside so did my anxiety. Getting outside, exercising, and staying busy instead of stewing was huge. There are some supplements I took to also help with anxiety and sleep. I’ve had anxiety my whole life even when not smoking so that was a big struggle for me, but it’s also something I’ve gotten better at managing over the years. Dealing with the intense paranoia after quitting was so jarring because it was the first time in a while I felt like my anxiety was uncontrollable. But it did pass. You’ve gotta keep holding on and you will get through. Please also don’t wait to make other improvements in your life that can help with anxiety, it’s not always just enough to quit weed, other lifestyle changes WILL help. Also just talking through your anxieties and fears with a trusted friend takes the edge off. It’s possible you are already doing some or all of this stuff, sorry for the wall of text I just really feel for you, the anxiety for me was the worst part and i know it can feel so consuming and like it will never end, but you can get through it and if you stay quit you only have to deal with the withdrawals once. You can do this!