When I was 3 years old, I was a brat. One day I saw a neighbor boy putting up a tent (one with tent pegs). I started pulling the pegs out while he was on the other side of the tent.He came around the side of the tent and took the hammer he was using and began striking me very violently. I have about a half dozen dents in my skull because of this attack. There are also several scars hidden by my hair. I have suffered from headaches and migraines as far back as I can remember. When I was 19, I found that cannabis all but eliminated my migraines and headaches! It also eases my sore hip and knee. I am now a "legal" MMJ user. I am 59 years old and have been toking steadily since I was 19. Yes, I like the high, but also YES! it is medicinal. I have a 200 page notebook that I have compiled of (mostly) one page scientific abstracts on cannabis, THC, CBD and endocannabiods and their role in healing. Start your own note book! Just run a search on --cannabis, abstract, ________ (cancer, diabetes, alzheimer's, MS, fibromyalgia- take your pick! Then take it to your doctor- or send it anonymously) I started my note book less than 6 months ago. If I can find that much in less than 6 months-- well that's a LOT of proof that marijuana is medicinal.

And all of you medical users, I have a friend (whom I've never met) named Randy Brush. He's a medical user in Ohio and recently got 3 years for 4 plants! Could you find the time to drop this poor dude a line? You can read about him at Http://FREERANDYBRUSH . He's crippled (uses a wheel chair most of the time) and really sick and a letter really makes his day! He's been happily pissing off the COs by teaching everyone about medical marijuana and how to grow it. (The man grew some killer trees). His ex turned him in.

Randy T Brush # 502945
PCI
POB 209
Orient, Ohio 43146
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . Medicinal use YES OR NO Marijuana: Yes or no to medicinal use? The Tartan Online Pittsburgh, PA May 3, 2006 -- The use of marijuana for medical purposes has been debated for many years. While some consider the plant to be a phenomenal ailment reliever, others believe that the psychoactive and harmful effects overpower the possible benefits. In the most recent chain of events, on April 20, the FDA rejected medical use for marijuana. Although a number of states have passed legislation allowing for marijuana to be Rating: 5