Wow, litespeed, that sounds very promising.
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Wow, litespeed, that sounds very promising.
Oh, and my appointment is with an M.D., O.D., not the Psychologist I was talking about.
My doc listened to me, said many of his patients use marijuana, but he can't prescribe. He just tells them to keep it quiet. I wonder how many of those patients have a condition which marijuana's healing properties are multiplied due to a brain-injury and cannabinoids', both natural and synthetic, effects on the higher output from the Hippocampus.
He told me to find a Doctor who is "waving that banner", but right now the current "state of affairs" won't allow it. He mentioned California and Oregon, twice. I thought I found my home. :sadcrying
only 10 days late...oh well.
anyway, there are many other states that have legalized med use...at least 11 at last count with several others considering it (even alabama of all places!). norml.org has all the info needed about it and individuals can help once you decide which state you'll be moving into...i suggest nevada for its climate, mj laws, employment opportunities and cost of living.
i hope u do get a MMJ Licsense beachguy, ididn't know about ur problems u get,
hope u start 2 feel better
ur friend rob :p
Come on down to denver colorado , we are making steps in the right direction . its legal for anyone over the age of 21 to be in possesion of up to an ounce in the city . Still illegal to smoke , but we moving the right direction brother !
mmj is legal here in montana
i am a MMJ patient for insomnia here in california. it makes me sad when there are people who are in actual pain who do not have access to MMJ, and i can get as much as i want just because sometimes i can't sleep at night. move out west, beachguy!
Thanks, MikeJones, for sharing your concerns.
My sister moved out to L.A. several years ago. I've been thinking about it, but, geographically, Virginia Beach is perfect.
You're right MikeJones, this is certainly Our country and we should all have the same rights.
Unfortunately, once you have a severe brain injury, there's no turning back. But that isn't the physical pain which is a result of a second accident, seven years after the traumatic injury. I've had pain from my foot to my knee, for four and a half years. I've went through epileptic medication, after nerve tests came up negative. It's permanent. Except after a few hits. Then the pain is gone and a numbing feeling overtakes it that makes my leg feel like it's being comforted by millions of blood cells.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert42
Thanks. I hope that you all drop by sometime.
There is the Virginia Nurses Association who is fighting for MMJ.