Hey, radic-al. My pain stems from a motor vehicle accident, in my late teens, but, it comes from an accident that occurred eight-years after. The first one caused Brain Trauma, and then the subsequent accident developed permanent pain, which I think of as "inverse" pain because it hurts differently with my actions (stepping hurts, lifting it off the ground hurts, resting hurts, but, in different areas and ways). I came off of an eyepatch the first time I smoked weed after a coma. My eyeball is knocked off-line, yet, somehow Pot sharpens my focus.

The difference between our injuries is the healing time. Amazingly, within seconds after my first hit of the day, all my pain is erased. Doctors that told me they could do no more, agreed that cannabis is good for "a lot of things". The doctor, who experimented on me, told me "just to keep it on the down-low" and my primary-care physician told me to "hang in, there".
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