Would you give your 9 year old MMJ ??

[VapedG13]

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VapedG13 Reviewed by VapedG13 on 10-28-2009. Would you give your 9 year old MMJ ?? check out this interesting article :hippy: Why I Give My 9-Year-Old Pot - 1 - The Bigger Picture - Your Life - MSN Lifestyle Rating: 5

[jimmy8778]

that was pretty good. i mean, in extreme circumstances its worth to try it, and in this one it seems to have benefited. but if the kid can have rational convo, then consent should be had, whereas autisim steals that, so the parents had to make the "leap of faith" and im not surprised that it worked. but there is still a lot of research to do on developing minds and THC/MJ in general, so i say keep it for the adults, but if you doctor is cool, then lets get high.

[psychodelic]

I'm very glad they aren't getting him to smoke it.....

Other than that, I can't say I agree with their decision.

[Islandborn]

at nine years old......no I would not.

[Islandborn]

Unless my 9 year old is hurting himself or others, under NO circumstances will my child take any type of mental or psychological drug......ever. Terrible thing the younger generations are conditioned to believe....some drug is gonna help you with no side effects or dependency.

[VapedG13]

If you read the article... he (the 9 year old) was hurting other children on the school bus , punching the bus driver in the face ect:wtf:

[Mr. Clandestine]

One of my friends has a very autistic child, and I've visited during times when the child's medicine was working and times when it wasn't working. Sounds like the MMJ self-medication worked about the same for the child in the article. None of my children are autistic, but I know that parents of an autistic child have it rough a lot of the time... so I guess it would really be up to the parent and especially whether or not it would be pre-approved by the child's pediatrician. Because if it wasn't approved, and the parents were just giving some of their favorite 'edibles' to the child in hopes of calming him down, this could quickly become a child abuse issue even if the medicine was working.

Personally, if I were in the shoes of my friend, I'd stick with the medicine prescribed by the child's doctor. There have been some pretty big advancements in science and medicine for the treatment of kids with autism... but that's just me.

[psychodelic]

There are so many alternatives to marijuana for a NINE-YEAR-OLD. I've had dozens of autistic clients, 95% of which were able to increase their quality of life without resorting to drugs of any kind. The other 5% required some medication to keep them from self-injurious stimming. However, meds are given out way too quickly, before alternatives are explored.

[Markass]

If it were that or narcotics..I'd give them a pot cookie without a doubt..it's whatever works, marijuana is by far much safer..

but I read that article a while back and it really made me happy to read it, I'm glad that it's made her son's life as well as hers much more enjoyable. It's just unbelievably sad that our government continues the persecution on marijuana..

[SelfMedication5]

Well Even though im for mmj this one is ............ Tuff......... Because we all here proclaim how mmj is so helpfull ( even me with mental disablities) ,but when it comes to someone so young... .. are we really for mmj ? ...........any way im not for giving someone so young any type of drug.


the parients in the story know more about the situation then i do .
Thats just my opioin and im not judging anyone in any way .

Thanks for giving me somthing to think about tho.:wtf: