QUESTION FOR ANY MEDICAL PERSON!!!!

[UTD Toker]

Ok since Spring I was diagnosed with a rare infectious disease known as Hidretinitous Suppurativa or H.S. (Pardon the spelling.) Anyways whenever a new spot would come up, instead of taking hydrocodone for the pain, I was just tokin up :dance: (Illegal here) and the pain went away and i noticed it actually helped subside the disease!!!!! Anyone know anything about the disease or anything regarding medical marijuana think if i lived in a state like Colorado or California think I would be able to recieve medical marijuana? The plant does WONDERS for me!!!! Thanks alot

UTD Toker Reviewed by UTD Toker on 10-25-2006. QUESTION FOR ANY MEDICAL PERSON!!!! Ok since Spring I was diagnosed with a rare infectious disease known as Hidretinitous Suppurativa or H.S. (Pardon the spelling.) Anyways whenever a new spot would come up, instead of taking hydrocodone for the pain, I was just tokin up :dance: (Illegal here) and the pain went away and i noticed it actually helped subside the disease!!!!! Anyone know anything about the disease or anything regarding medical marijuana think if i lived in a state like Colorado or California think I would be able to Rating: 5

[Cyclonite]

Yea you could no problem, they will give it for any chronic illness if it improves the quality of your life

[graph]

You would definitely be able to find a doctor here in California.

If you need a recc, I can siggest a few doctors.

[birdgirl73]

UTD Toker, could you please try and find out the correct spelling/exact wording of that condition for me? I'm studying medicine and would like to read about it, and there are several with very similar names in my med encyclopedia . Ask your mom and dad. They'll know, I'll bet.

Doesn't sound like any fun. Hope you can find yourself in a medical-MJ-friendly state soon!

[graph]

UTD Toker, could you please try and find out the correct spelling/exact wording of that condition for me? I'm studying medicine and would like to read about it, and there are several with very similar names in my med encyclopedia . Ask your mom and dad. They'll know, I'll bet.

Doesn't sound like any fun. Hope you can find yourself in a medical-MJ-friendly state soon!

Argh, yeah, the whole over 18 thing. I make the mistake of assuming. I can reccommend some doctors, if you're over 18.

Oh, and congratulations, of course!:dance:

[birdgirl73]

Thanks, Graph, for the congrats!

UTD Toker is 18, if I'm remembering what I read in another thread he posted, but he still lives at home and is in high school. He lives here in the same area that I do--Dallas--and so he's going to have to find a good way to get to another more MJ-friendly state down the road. I have little hope that Texas will come to its senses on this issue anytime soon, but I have my fingers crossed just the same. Take care, Graph!

[UTD Toker]

UTD Toker, could you please try and find out the correct spelling/exact wording of that condition for me? I'm studying medicine and would like to read about it, and there are several with very similar names in my med encyclopedia . Ask your mom and dad. They'll know, I'll bet.

Doesn't sound like any fun. Hope you can find yourself in a medical-MJ-friendly state soon!

Birdgirl, just type in what i wrote into google and it will spit out the exact spelling, and then there will be a COUPLE of sites explaining the disease....It's a very painfull disease that affects someones sweat glands btw.

[UTD Toker]

birdgirl?