Hello From the Midwestern state

Hello, I am a pancreatic cancer patient using marijuana. I have seen it is working for me with chemo. I have to do chemo biweekly and use marijuana to relief from suffering due to side effects. I used to smoke some 20 years ago and stopped. I used to drink beer until 1996 and quit smoking cigarettes habit of 30 years about 4 years ago. I just started marijuana last month and believe me, for the short time it helps me. I live in Illinois so I'm no stranger to medical marijuana in this state. Well, it past both Houses and awaiting for Governor Pat Quinn to sign it into law. They are going to do a 4 year test pilot program. I have discussed this with my Oncologist and she is very much against it. I wonder why? Does she support the drug company with dangerous chemotherapy drugs. She had me started on 3 doses of chemo per treatment and it put me outta work due to my weakness. And I couldn't handle it so she had to cut it down to 2 doses. It's more tolerable. I may return to work part time. Nice to be here and thank you for having me. ;)

glad to have ya buzzy, most doctors support traditional medicine over alternative for a ton of reasons. biggest is probably to avoid legal problems.
then theres the money from pharma companies and well, cancer is sadly big business. hang in there.

Don't get me started!! Welcome Buzzy, I bid you peace.

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Hang in there! Pull up a chair and stay awhile, on top of all you got going on, then there's tornados.

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Originally Posted by tlranger

Hang in there! Pull up a chair and stay awhile, on top of all you got going on, then there's tornados.

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I'm planning on staying awhile. We hardly get tornadoes where I'm at but that doesn't mean that I won't get one. Thank you all for the welcome. BTW, how many posts do you require before the "Like" appears on my profile?

welcome aboard. Lots of nice people here.

Buz, are you in a "legal state"? Point being there are tons of peeps in the same exact state as you.... different diseases & stages of. Point being if ya have enough energy/gumption it would behoove you to cultivate. It's not rocket science But involves some intensity & belief. Absolutely doable to raise a crop in 6 months? Folks would help you out w/o ridicule, just need to put on your "thinking cap". Get Some!!!

Peace be upon you & of course Welcome

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Hi Buzz. I'm from the midwest, too. Nice to meet'cha. :thumbsup:

Dang! tried to up rep you and fat-fingered it.
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Smoking cannabis is excellent for the symptoms of traditional chemo.
But, why stop there?
The pancreas is rich with endo-cannabinoid receptors.
It is one of the cancers that "Simpson oil" is having great success putting into remission.

When he heard that I had Prostate cancer.
A friend gave me a dvd that, so far, has saved my wrinkly old butt from the reaper.
Suggest that you google "Run from the cure"!

My MMJ patient has an aggressive astrocytoma and is showing no growth since he started taking cannabis oil.
Going on 14 months now!

Chemo kill more people than cancer does.
I'd also suggest that you find a different oncologist.
It's one of the most important choices you will ever make.

Aloha nui,
And I'll fix the rep. blunder as soon as I'm able.
Sorry 'bout that
(Would some of you guys rep him out of that red dot, please.)

Weeze

Want what you're on lmao.

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Originally Posted by Weezard

Dang! tried to up rep you and fat-fingered it.
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Smoking cannabis is excellent for the symptoms of traditional chemo.
But, why stop there?
The pancreas is rich with endo-cannabinoid receptors.
It is one of the cancers that "Simpson oil" is having great success putting into remission.

When he heard that I had Prostate cancer.
A friend gave me a dvd that, so far, has saved my wrinkly old butt from the reaper.
Suggest that you google "Run from the cure"!

My MMJ patient has an aggressive astrocytoma and is showing no growth since he started taking cannabis oil.
Going on 14 months now!

Chemo kill more people than cancer does.
I'd also suggest that you find a different oncologist.
It's one of the most important choices you will ever make.

Aloha nui,
And I'll fix the rep. blunder as soon as I'm able.
Sorry 'bout that
(Would some of you guys rep him out of that red dot, please.)

Weeze

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I have been doing some reading, too about Hemp does kill cancer cells. I do have faint in God and this marijuana to do the job. I'm not giving up hope. I haven't had any pains on my stomach for the last few weeks since using Marijuana and chemo mixed. I'm on my second round of chemo after the first set failed. I am getting two doses of chemo per treatments. I do chemo every two weeks and then I have to carrying an IV and pump for 48 hours. I guess it must be working. I will be getting a CT scan and a blood work in a month or two. Also, my appetite has been better since getting the munchies even thou I get a bad taste in my mouth from food. I am gaining my weight back slowly but surely. About changing the Oncologist, I'm gonna wait until the Governor signs the marijuana law and then I'll see if I can convince the doctor to sign me up for medical marijuana when it becomes law. If not, I will try another doctor if necessary.

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Originally Posted by Esteban1

Want what you're on lmao.

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You have no idea brah.:vap_smiley:

Ate a gram of oil per day for months!
I do believe it left me a wee tad goofy.:silly:

My reality is still somewhat, um, flexible.
Mind you, I'm not complaining.

Thanks for greening da Buzz dot.

Aloha,
Weeze

Nota & ya, I do have an idea. Volcanic soil, pafuck'nleeze. Back to tha Buzz, gonna be just fine. You're in a good place here.... we're All Survivors in one way, shape, form or another. If ya feel the doc is giving you good tx by all means stick with him/her/shim or whichever doc alien it may be. Just gotta believe & ur golden. Feel better & by all means smok'em if ya got'em!

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This is how it should be done in all 50 states. ;)