Quote Originally Posted by TheMetal1
I feel for you. That's not fun to deal with. It's good to hear that you find relief in something. :jointsmile:

I understand how difficult it is to remain current with your doctor, especially with the cost of visits... not to mention recommended pharmaceuticals... BUT I really suggest that you visit a licensed doctor in your area to discuss your condition. If we are going to advocate Cannabis as a safe alternative to prescription medication... we should treat it as one. Although the majority of users have experienced it's positive effects through self experimentation... that is not a treatment plan issued by a doctor. If what we "preach" :jointsmile: is really true... there are potentially patients that would NOT benefit from its use. Especially with two of the more severe adverse effects of THC being severe anxiety and panic attacks... you want to be sure your doctor doesn't disagree. Small things like current medications... to your blood pressure could require you to refrain from smoking. Maybe he recommends vaporizing or edibles due to a family history of lung disease. Seriously, you never know. If we are going to rely on the medical community to support the use of Cannabis, we have to rely on them to ultimately decide what is the safest, healthiest, best way to treat us. Even if that means he won't give you a recommendation.

Honestly, Anxiety is no joke... and a quick trip to a doctor will save you a potential loss of time and money. Wish you the best :hippy:


But doubt you care to further our purpose if you are in need now! Phone the clinics and get advice. They may know free clinics you can go to. Or, the doc may see you on a regular basis for a normal fee and then give you a rec' ! You never know. And there are threads here with people that have had horrible anxiety attacks. But, you know it works for you. So, at the least, get legal. If you have anxiety, does it effect your sleep. Insomnia is also on the list of things for a med. rec! Phone and start asking, it isn't like they are taking notes and will come looking 4 U! pr :jointsmile:
painretreat Reviewed by painretreat on . Anxiety-No medical records... Okay so i suffer from pretty bad anxiety, but i dont have insurance therefor no medical records of my symptoms. If I were to move to california, whether it be north or south, would I qualify for a card without the records? Rating: 5