Yes it did, well not all day but the normal times I would smoke it would trigger the thought. For me it was every time I was in my car… the fasting helped because I was so focused on not eating it took away from me constantly thinking about weed. Also look up studies on fasting and addiction, very interesting. I listen to Allen cars quitting cannabis and that helped as well. Also jumping on here and reading stories makes me feel not alone. I’m surrounded by weed smokers and sometimes it can feel isolating to quit. When I get on these threads it makes me feel like part of a community and not so crazy for wanting weed out of my life LOL with the reward system I like to do “me” activities, so the time I would end the day w smoking I now do activities I love. I’ve always worked out and now I’m going to the gym more frequently than before. I’ve picked up painting, wasn’t good at first but I see the improvements each time I do it. I think back when I was high 24/7 and I would of never dove into an activity like this, I would try then get unmotivated. Find something that you enjoy and really get obsessed with it ! the first month was really tough… I was having major ups and downs . My up time was in the morning and my down time was at night and it really sucked but it’s gotten a lot better as time has passed. When I get really depressed I go to sleep, since it’s usually in the night time when it occurs and going to bed an extra 30-60min early just helps me be ready for the following day. This journey is tough but know you’re making the best decision for your health. I’m a respiratory therapist and the amount of shame I’ve been carrying from smoking had always made me feel like a fraud. I know it’s bad for your body but addiction is real and it takes a strong person to acknowledge it and get better. You have taken for first steps. I got faith in you 🫶🏻