doc?

[mont974x4]

Anyone recomend a good doc? Do I need to see a pain specialist or does it matter?

I have been seeing a rheumatologist for a few nows.

thanks!
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[chillsmoke]

no clue.. jsut call the clinic or benefis or somethin n theyll probably hook u up...

[mont974x4]

Thanks. I have contacted safe access. While they don't have a list of docs I was sent an interesting article on a cannibis based med available in Canada that shows good results for rheumatoid arthritis.

[chillsmoke]

yeah is it marinol or somethin like that... i hear its a lot cheaper to just get buds then pay for that manufactured drug... but i dont know
id check it out tho

[mont974x4]

it's called sativex.

[mont974x4]

If you want I'll e-mail the article to you.

[lemonboy]

Be careful using Sativex unless you really have no choice. This is a product made from actual cannabis grown in the dirt, a plant that is available nearly for free to everyone on this planet. The company behind Sativex is furthering prohibition by lobbying for Sativex as an alternative to medicinal marijuana. The question that you should ask yourself is: If this product is made from real cannabis why can't I just use real cannabis?

Why? Because they can't make money if you grow your own.

[mont974x4]

Good point. Thanks!

Jay

[fr84diane]

If you are in Western MT you can see Dr Chris Christensen in Victor. Great guy! I don't think there are very many around. :thumbsup: