Has anyone ever told their doctor they smoke weed?

[chantoke]

the only time a doctor will have to let go of the information is if their files are subpoena'd for a court case or if they are called to testify in a trial.

in that case, you lose patient-doctor confidentiality--only client-lawyer confidentiality holds up. also if a doctor is transferring your care, he might include it in your medical records or mention it to your new doc, but most keep it as a very tiny note or just don't include it in the chart unless you have something like lung disease (btw debob, get a vape or start cooking some brownies).

[Triple-P]

hah i told my doc that i blaze every day, he told me..."you dont need that shit"

[LIP]

i almost had the highest thc level in my urine that my psychiatrist had ever seen in his patients. is it sad that i wanted the record?

Do you know how i know your lying? Because they dont test for THC. THC is out of your body 2-4 hours after smoking it. It's been used, it's gone. It isnt there anymore. They dont test for THC. They test for the left over cannabinols. They do the same with hair tests as well. If the THC is getting you stoned, it's being used. If they tested for THC it'd be a waste of time, concidering someone would be able to smoke in the morning and pass a drug test in the afternoon.

[mrdevious]

I told my doc I smoke, he BLEW UP and proceeded to beat me savagely with his stethescope. Then he called the cops and they dragged my bloody half-living body out of the office. All I heard from him as they took me was "eat it terrorist dope-fiend".

[Nailhead]

I've told police before too - it's not like they can do anything. Well, in America they can but that's because the laws are so over the top. I still cant belive any country in the west would class cannabis as more dangerous, or more illegal than cocaine. Complete joke.

Actually, most cops here don't care about individual pot smokers, and you could tell them you smoke it and they can't do anything. They have to catch you in the act if they do want to do anything, or find it on you, but freedom of speech protects us so we can walk up to a cop and talk all we want about how we love to get high :rastasmoke:

[LIP]

Actually, most cops here don't care about individual pot smokers, and you could tell them you smoke it and they can't do anything. They have to catch you in the act if they do want to do anything, or find it on you, but freedom of speech protects us so we can walk up to a cop and talk all we want about how we love to get high :rastasmoke:

Yeah, but i've heard of people gonig to prison for testing positive or for having like a gram - and THAT is way over the top.

In England you could get caught with an oz and as long as you wernt dealing it you probably wouldnt even end up going to court. That'd never happen in America.

I know cops dont go out just to arrest someone who might be smoking weed - but if they do catch someone they'll arrest then and all sorts - but that kinda thing just dont happen in the UK.

I mean, what'd happen if you got caught with, lets say an 1/8 in your car, smoking some while your driving?

Over here you'd get pulled over, they'd confiscate it and you'd get a warning, that'd be it - and not only do i know that, they've even proved it by showing them just warning people on those crappy cop programs over here.

In America you'd have all sorts of problems - and i just cant see why America is SO harsh, not only about weed, but about almost everything. The laws are over the top, down right silly, and they contradict each other.

I just cant understand how a country in the west, so developed could ever seriously class weed as more dangerous than cocaine.

Over here coke is class a, weed is class c. Big differnce - weed is almost legal over here. I guess we're just lucky, but it should be legal over there too.

[BokingTowls]

Do you know how i know your lying? Because they dont test for THC. THC is out of your body 2-4 hours after smoking it. It's been used, it's gone. It isnt there anymore. They dont test for THC. They test for the left over cannabinols. They do the same with hair tests as well. If the THC is getting you stoned, it's being used. If they tested for THC it'd be a waste of time, concidering someone would be able to smoke in the morning and pass a drug test in the afternoon.

no, not lying just got lazy and didn't think i had to go into the details of a drug test, yes THC is out of your system relatively fast. the leftover cannabinoids give an indication of the THC intake. i was just simply putting the results in the way the good doctor put them to me. if you must know it was a urinalysis that i didn't even expect to get screened for drugs, i thought they were just checking for luekecytes and shit to make sure i wasn't pissing white blood cells. when they screened it for the cannabinoids i was told the number was 210. now i am assuming that's nanograms/mililiter. he said most people conisder between 50-150 the range they expect from someone that smokes every once and a while to someone that smokes almost everyday. but way to call me out on something that actually happened, just because i put them in layman's terms you douche.

[mrdevious]

I was under the impression that THC is a cannabinoid, one that stays in your system up to 30 days, but during that time it's already turned into a useless and non-psychoative metabolite stored in your fat.

[LIP]

no, not lying just got lazy and didn't think i had to go into the details of a drug test, yes THC is out of your system relatively fast. the leftover cannabinoids give an indication of the THC intake. i was just simply putting the results in the way the good doctor put them to me. if you must know it was a urinalysis that i didn't even expect to get screened for drugs, i thought they were just checking for luekecytes and shit to make sure i wasn't pissing white blood cells. when they screened it for the cannabinoids i was told the number was 210. now i am assuming that's nanograms/mililiter. he said most people conisder between 50-150 the range they expect from someone that smokes every once and a while to someone that smokes almost everyday. but way to call me out on something that actually happened, just because i put them in layman's terms you douche.

Up untill you personally attacked me you were being very mature about it.

Now, because you called me a douche i assume you dont actually know what on is? - Go try google.

I wouldnt have said anything if you haddnt said that - but that's one that gets used alot around here - all by the silly little children - you see, the adults actully know what it means and wouldnt use it as an insult because it's so pathetic.

I was under the impression that THC is a cannabinoid, one that stays in your system up to 30 days, but during that time it's already turned into a useless and non-psychoative metabolite stored in your fat.

THC as it is, the main phycoactive ingrediant that gets you stoned is out of the blood stream 2 - 4 hours after smoking it. It may degrade into other cannabinoids, but the THC itself is gone.

That's why no one would test positive for THC - only if they were tested a few minutes after smoking.

[Nailhead]

Yeah, but i've heard of people gonig to prison for testing positive or for having like a gram - and THAT is way over the top.

It depends what state you are in, I've heard Nevada has some of the toughest marijuana laws, where getting caught with a few seeds could get you a charge of "intent to sell", with up to 25 years in prison. I don't know if the laws have changed, or if it's really that strict, but it wouldn't surprise me if some states were like that.

What is really ass backwards is how some states are so harsh against marijuana, then other states allow people to get married as young as 14...wtf lol

I just cant understand how a country in the west, so developed could ever seriously class weed as more dangerous than cocaine.

It's just from the history of lies, if you lie to people over and over, eventually they will start to believe it. Add fear to the mix and not only will they believe it, they will defend those lies despite what the evidence says. It isn't much different how some people think blowing up Iraq somehow makes us safer from terrorists, lies and fear can make people believe anything, and after years and years of hearing our teachers, parents, religious leaders, etc. go on about how dangerous marijuana is, we start to believe it.