Re: medical mj
- From: ZombyWoof <Zomby-Woof@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 08:29:34 -0400
On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 00:09:17 GMT, "justabeing"
<just.a.being@xxxxxxxxx> wrote something wonderfully witty:
has anyone here used medical mj for pain management?The large majority of regulars in this forum are on one type of
(or muscle spasm etc)
if so, were you able to lower the amount of opiad pain management that you
take?
just curious
thanks for any replies
justabeing
Opiate's or another for Pain Management which pretty much precludes
the use of any other substances in the realm of "non-traditional"
therapies. While there are a few (very few) parts of the country that
have past Medical MJ initiatives to the best of my knowledge there are
no legal/formal avenues to obtain it or physicians who are outright
prescribing it. Therefore, most patients who are under pain
management contracts using opiates would end up pissing dirty during a
UA which would lead to them getting bounced out of the practice.
Long story short, I think most patients find it just isn't worth
taking the risk to find out if MJ is helpful to them because they run
the risk of losing their primary medication which in most cases is
very helpful to them. I know that for one I certainly am not.
--
You can run, but you'll only die tired.
ZombyWoof
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