hello. i can relate to your dilemma. it is a very sobering point that America treats cannabis as the unspoken soft money cash crop, and injured workers or disabilities with contempt. although i have read of local doctors in illegal states certifying cannabis consumption for a patient, ...and that patient obtaining cannabis from confiscated police storage lockers, because it is illegal in the state- you are still setting yourself up for incarceration. i know the impossibility of moving. the attitude that Texas will be the last state to recognize the compassion of cannabis as a medical alternative needs adjusting. your Congress people need to hear from you, and others like you. enough people can end prohibition. legal medical cannabis has a righteous place in modern American society, and of all places Texas has the most to gain. i pray medical cannabis may one day improve the quality of your life.
rollzone Reviewed by rollzone on . ? for Dr. Walter I live in Texas, 12\16, had my fourth spine surgery in 20 years, it is a work comp case. The Dr. who did the work is one of the best in the field of fixing the screw ups from the last Dr's, that is what was done in this case. I had to deal with pain and suffering for 20 years because the insurance co would not pay for treatment (AIG) only an pain care Dr. who kept me on Butran patch's, and topiramate for 6 years. We (my spouse & I) followed all the directions to get help from him and the Rating: 5