...was what helped me to find out that I have arthritis.

When I first moved to Metropolis, due to financial constraints I had to stop smoking for a couple of months. I went to my doctor when things started hurting, he noticed the Heberden's Nodes on my fingers (I just thought that they were annoying bumps), and mentioned that they were an indicator of Arthritis.

About four visits later, I put the paperwork in front of him, he signed it, and then began the insane five-month wait while Health Canada f'd around with the paperwork (should have only taken three months, but there was a minor discrepancy on the paperwork that they had to re-check).

But the first few doobs I had once I was 'back' were insaaaaane Sigh. Even with a two-month break it took something like three or five doobies before my Chronicus Maximus tolerance started to reassert itself

Taking an occasional 'break' is not a Bad Thing (tm). But not too long a break...
CovertCarpenter Reviewed by CovertCarpenter on . 4 month smoking break... first time high? So I have been a regular bud smoker for goin on 4 years now. Since the day I started, I would have to say the longest break I ever took was 2 weeks, besides that would smoke multiple times every day. But this January, for a few different reasons, I decided to take a break and havent smoked in 4 months now. I am very glad I took this long break, and for a few reasons. Me being a huge advocate of bud and known for smoking all day every day, I think this helped greatly in showing everyone Rating: 5