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Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 2:29 pm
My mother has a bad case of MS, and the ONLY thing that stops the symptoms is cannabis.
Her doctor RECOMMENDED IT!
But it's so hard for her to get it.
The changes in MS sufferers after a small joint is amazing. They can get on with their lives without collapsing or shaking or anything.
Anyone seen the changes first hand like I have?--Says Moo. Yar.
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Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 7:09 am
i haven't seen them first hand, but i understand the difficulties someone who never did drugs before would have figuring out how to get them. In high school, if someone had asked me to get them some pot for medicinal use, I wouldn't have had any idea where to go. Now as an occasional user, I know two people that grow their own. (Neither of them own guns, they're both organic pacifists so what's this about "drug dealers who have no respect for human life you stupid cop telemarketer!) I've told a couple adults now that I could get them some if they need it for their cancer or whatever. But there must be many more sufferers out there who don't even know where to start. And when you've never bought drugs before, you often feel like it's the most dangerous thing to do, like you have to buy it from some "dealer with no respect for human life" who is about to start a gun fight with the cop hiding behind the dumpster in the alley with you caught in the crossfire. (At least that's what I always imagined as a kid) Luckily in California, a person can find a legal (by state rules) dispensary which they can take their ID and prescription to and which has a wheelchair accessible entrance etc.
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