Hey everyone, so this is kind of my intro to this site since I'm new here and also a question at the end, alright, so i live in Canada currently, Ontario to be slightly more specific, anyway, I've had really bad migraines since i was about 7 years old, and they got slightly worse when i got older, I'm not sure what triggers them, but sometimes they can be mild, but usually, it gets bad to the point of nausea ,dizziness, and coming very close to passing out, very hard to explain but the pain is very bad and lights worsen it, i also suffer from what my doctor told me was "severe depression" notably, not something i enjoy talking about as it gets very personal, but because of it i also have troubles sleeping, when i was around 15 my friends introduced me to pot, after trying it, i felt so relived my headache went away ,i felt very energetic(probably because it was a Sativa strain) and so up and happy, and not moody and down on myself all the time ,but of course with pot comes the illegality of it, i feel like a crackhead looking for his "fix" every time i have to go out and medicate myself buying from god knows who, not knowing what is in it or if it's just some shwagg or getting robbed (again ), my question is this, is it possible for me to get a MM card for my ailments? or is it a lost cause looking for a legal way of getting my medication, i understand it's not some life debilitating disease, but it is life threatening at some points, and I'm so tired of feeling like a drug addict having to "sketch out" and avoid suspicion , it just makes me feel trapped, i refuse to take any more pills, the side effects and chemicals alone are more problematic than pot, so what do i do? I'm 18 currently btw, 19 on the 7th, thanks for the replies guys and gals, and thanks for reading this ridiculously long post aha.:thumbsup:
Tha420Life Reviewed by Tha420Life on . Getting a Medical Marijuana Card Hey everyone, so this is kind of my intro to this site since I'm new here and also a question at the end, alright, so i live in Canada currently, Ontario to be slightly more specific, anyway, I've had really bad migraines since i was about 7 years old, and they got slightly worse when i got older, I'm not sure what triggers them, but sometimes they can be mild, but usually, it gets bad to the point of nausea ,dizziness, and coming very close to passing out, very hard to explain but the pain is Rating: 5