hey funknugget, how do you medicate yourself? I'm assuming your not hyperactive because of the "crank" pills they gave you. I usually smoke a small amount in the morning and take small hits throughout the day when I have enough supply and money, not to mention that but its hard for me to find sativa varieties, so i end up smoking indica and creating adverse effects. :/ I've reciently become interested in getting medication for ADD, and I'm getting tested at the end of this week. I already know im ADD, both therapists ive seen so far can tell just from looking at me, plus I can tell myself. But this new therapist who is like the only one in town whos on my insurance and taking new patients seems to be anti-weed. I've only seen her once so far, but she used to be in charge of some kind of pretrial program for juviniles who got in trouble with drugs (weed). She seemed to be very interested in my marijuana habits and dosages, etc. When I said i smoked everyday cause it helps me she was like ok well we're going to have to do something about that.

This has gotten me thinking, shes probably going to perscribe me stimulants out the ass and going to try to get me to quit smoking.

I have a better idea, since i've never taken adderal in my life I'll try it for a week or whatever and see if it helps alot. However, I don't really want to quit smoking, so if it doesn't work while im smoking then oh well (would this depend on it being sativa or indica?).

What I really want to do is move somewhere where I can get medical mary and medicate myself with cannabis sativa strains only. :/

It sucks having a disorder that some people don't even believe in, thats cured by a drug that some people believe has no medical qualities.
gogg Reviewed by gogg on . A.D.H.D.! Quick!!! (shove it in their faces) and/or an altered activation level. Furthermore, they show more deviant behaviour and have an increased co-morbidity regarding substance abuse and dependence. Hence, this disorder is of some forensic importance. Performance tests conducted...partly above-average results in functions related to driving. Arch Kriminol. 2007 Jul-Aug;220(1-2):11-9. Strohbeck-Kühner P, Skopp G, Mattern R. Institut für Rechtsmedizin und Verkehrsmedizin der Universität Heidelberg. Rating: 5