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As many of you know I suffer from a ton of MS related pain. As a victim of Multiple sclerosis I get constant pain that would stop many in thier tracks. As a result I take several prescription narcotics.
It has been put to me by my Doc that I should be using Marajuana,that it is less addictive than OXY drugs and more effective. He suggested this after I told him the oxy drugs werent working so welll anymore. This is the reality of an oxy drug and part of why folks get addicted,as they take more and more in the hope it will kill the pain.But it never will as your body becomes "immune" if you will and they just wont work anymore.

So I talked it over with a well known sight member here through private messages. A poll was thought to be a great idea. We want to have fun here! Relate your confounded drugged out horror stories.Did you ever accidentally drink while under the influence of an oxy drug and crash through your screen door because you didnt see it? Smoke so much weed your pain and your hands dissappeared? Pink elephants wearing a tutu make love to you?

But most of all,was it fun? LOL!!! Sometimes combining certain pharma drugs brings interesting results...for example what would happen if you combined Viagra with ephedrine or some other stimulant?
 
Once again adding a poll failed. Why is there that 5 minute rule? I cant type that fast.
 
Quote: crash through your screen door because you didnt see it?

No, but did put my knee through the patio sliding door of a third floor apartment I lived in, breaking it, several years ago. I think it was Red Lebanese Hash oil that night and the worst part was the cops were right below us looking for a runner from a 7 eleven theft about 10 minutes earlier. The flashlights and 2 minutes later the hammering on the door confirmed that they were city cops, didn't come in though.:toothy10::toothy10:

Oh yea I felt no pain that night, pretty sure.
 
No destruction of screen doors but i have sat at turn signals in the wee hrs of the morning in southern Calif watching them turn from one color to the next and dont know how long this went on. That was the "One Toker" stuff that i didn't think existed. I'm a beleiver.
Small Block
 
needsaresto said:
We want to have fun here! .............
But most of all,was it fun? LOL!!! Sometimes combining certain pharma drugs brings interesting results...
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I don't find this funny, and we don't need two threads on the subject. You must be a 12 year old. If you'd bothered to read what I posted earlier, the point was----it damn near killed me.

A doctor constructed situation damn near killed my Dad many years ago as well.

Not only that you seem to be proposing experiments to cause purpose results--and that may be illegal by any defintion.

Please go to your room
 
IMO MJ in general doesn't really take away pain all that well (unless you're SUUUPER baked), you have to find a specific high-quality medical strain that works primarily on physical pain. The cool thing about MJ is that each strain gives you a unique high and there are literally hundreds, if not thousands of strains out there each with its own flavor (yes, I said FLAVOR) and effect. And unless you get some sketchy laced stuff off some crackhead on the street you're not going to be hallucinating pink elephants or walking through your closed screen door. If anything you'll just get really tired and fall asleep!

Talk with your doctor and give it a try. Go to a good MMJ dispensary in your area, tell them you have pain from MS, etc. and they should be able to match you up with a strain that will help the most.
 
you will find ingestion to be far more effective than smoking for most medical needs which is why most "Official Testing" is done by smoke so as to limit the results , there are a lot of seriously educated people working in this field now and the truth is out there all you have to do is look , start with some of the links on Cannabis Culture .com , there really is a reason every doctor in the world carried and dispensed it up until 1920s -when the Bayar co. invented Asprin and lobbied successfully for it to be abolished . Hmmm a drug company with a new chemical anelgesic to replace the one god gave us go figure eh some proud traditions never die
 
What they have nowadays dont work like the Quualudes and 750 Plastidills used too. Damn I miss the 70s.
 
Pill's :angry7::angry7: I am sick of them ....... and cause depression in the long run and are bad for you.
White widow or "white Rino" strain is good for you and is the kind that Small Block thinks is not around anymore.... Happiness is the first step to a healthy life.
Now pass me a # and a shot of Tequila and this healthy supper I just had will be put to good use. :-D :joker: one day maybe :-#
 
I agree about the pills. Im on controlled substance painkillers for my back, and have been on them since June. I am very careful though you have to be. There is always a chance of addiction so I would definitely stay away from them if you can.

-Joe
 

Sorry for the double post on the subject.It's actually a triple.I was trying to do a poll,but thanks to my fingers I cant type fast enough to make the Fabo server happy. Theres some crazy 5 minute rule about only being able to add a poll within 5 minutes of starting a thread.

I agree about the strain selection being critical. I have several very good hippy friends
who can help me with that. Thier knowledge is far better than mine.
 
I asked my wife about this as she was getting ready for work this morning.

Multiple sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system (CNS). The medicine choices depend on the nature of the lesion, i.e. in joints due to muscle imbalance, spasms pulling on muscle attachment points, CNS, and even mental.

Typical medicines used to treat MS could include narcotics, Neurontin, Lyrica, Baclofen, and Elavil.

MS is typically diagnosed through neurology consultation and work-up. The condition is usually treated by Neurology or Physical Meidicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians.

If the pain is severe, MS patients could be treated in a chronic pain program, typically directed by a PM&R, neurologist, or anesthesiologist sub-specializing in pain management.
 
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