MidwestMike
Active Member
Hello,
I will give you a brief question and then go into explanation. The explanation is not relevant to the question but rather gives the reader some more insight into why the question was asked.
I wish to know if you are aware of any state that will provide Medical Cannabis to another state's resident or where I can become a resident and use the state's program without living in the state? If so, do you know if there is a co-operative that supplies high CBD MMJ and is reputable, like Harborside, in that state?
I recently was discharged from the Coast Guard for a bulging disk. When I got home and went to a private practitioner I found out there was more and the military did not explore my symptoms as they should have. I was treated for the bulging disk but when I came home I ordered a MRI and was diagnoses with Spondylolysis and moderate Arthritis throughout my back, at the age of 19.
I am going to a pain-management doctor later this week to discuss the options but Missouri is one of the toughest states when it comes to the use of Cannabis. The treatment that my doctor said is most likely is regular Epidurals and Narcotics. This is where I should interject my worries for both a needle being inserted into my spinal column and the risk of long-term narcotics.
Currently they have me on pain killers and this has degraded my apatite to nothing and have lost 10LBs in a little over a week while still not allowing me a comfortable nights rest. I do not wish to be placed on a regiment of narcotic pain medication for this fact and the long term side effects.
I came to you all because I know you're desire to help those in need. I wish there was a way I could become a member of your Co-operative in order to gain access to top-of-the-line medication but I know that is not the case.
Any help would be much appreciated and thank you for your time.
I will give you a brief question and then go into explanation. The explanation is not relevant to the question but rather gives the reader some more insight into why the question was asked.
I wish to know if you are aware of any state that will provide Medical Cannabis to another state's resident or where I can become a resident and use the state's program without living in the state? If so, do you know if there is a co-operative that supplies high CBD MMJ and is reputable, like Harborside, in that state?
I recently was discharged from the Coast Guard for a bulging disk. When I got home and went to a private practitioner I found out there was more and the military did not explore my symptoms as they should have. I was treated for the bulging disk but when I came home I ordered a MRI and was diagnoses with Spondylolysis and moderate Arthritis throughout my back, at the age of 19.
I am going to a pain-management doctor later this week to discuss the options but Missouri is one of the toughest states when it comes to the use of Cannabis. The treatment that my doctor said is most likely is regular Epidurals and Narcotics. This is where I should interject my worries for both a needle being inserted into my spinal column and the risk of long-term narcotics.
Currently they have me on pain killers and this has degraded my apatite to nothing and have lost 10LBs in a little over a week while still not allowing me a comfortable nights rest. I do not wish to be placed on a regiment of narcotic pain medication for this fact and the long term side effects.
I came to you all because I know you're desire to help those in need. I wish there was a way I could become a member of your Co-operative in order to gain access to top-of-the-line medication but I know that is not the case.
Any help would be much appreciated and thank you for your time.
