We need some help with PTSD in Michigan
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buckaroo bonzai
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ok then....i'll save some "truth" for when you knock-
http://www.bing.com/search?q=truth+cannabis+strain&form=APIPA1
definately helps with PTSD but the halucinations are another thing....
Firstoffallen
Active Member
I love this post cause its important for everyone to understand PTSD doesn't just exist in soldiers but sex crime victims, and other victims of violence as well as seeing battle. And PTSD patient group sounds awesome!
buckaroo bonzai
Well-Known Member
bravo for Dr Crocker!!
--7-2 vote....
this is a good Dr-
many use him and refer to him-
ive never seen him on the web at all ...fighting with people drunk
or anything like that-
--7-2 vote....
this is a good Dr-
many use him and refer to him-
ive never seen him on the web at all ...fighting with people drunk
or anything like that-[h=1]Michigan Approves Medical Marijuana For PTSD, Not Insomnia Or Autism[/h]A Michigan panel is reviewing the state’s medical marijuana law and deciding whether certain conditions qualify for the program. On Tuesday the panel gave preliminary approval to post-traumatic stress disorder, but rejected petitions to add autism, insomnia, and asthma.
"In my opinion, marijuana is one of the best medications for people with PTSD," said appointee David Crocker, a medical doctor from Kalamazoo.
“We have a lot of veterans with PTSD in our clinics. Many of them will tell you they think marijuana saved their lives, and many of their families will tell you the same thing."
The panel voted 7 to 2 to approve PTSD.
A public hearing is scheduled to be held within 60 days, before the panel reconvenes for a final vote. The final say on qualified condition belongs to the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, the agency which appointed the panel and will administer the medical marijuana program.
Insomnia will be revisited at the public hearing and given another vote. Autism and asthma however were considered final decisions because they were considered by a previous panel.
Sources: mlive.com, WLNS.com
"In my opinion, marijuana is one of the best medications for people with PTSD," said appointee David Crocker, a medical doctor from Kalamazoo.
“We have a lot of veterans with PTSD in our clinics. Many of them will tell you they think marijuana saved their lives, and many of their families will tell you the same thing."
The panel voted 7 to 2 to approve PTSD.
A public hearing is scheduled to be held within 60 days, before the panel reconvenes for a final vote. The final say on qualified condition belongs to the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, the agency which appointed the panel and will administer the medical marijuana program.
Insomnia will be revisited at the public hearing and given another vote. Autism and asthma however were considered final decisions because they were considered by a previous panel.
Sources: mlive.com, WLNS.com
gladstoned
Well-Known Member
That is funny shit!ive never seen him on the web at all ...fighting with people drunk
ProfessorPotSnob
New Member
Abused children are believed to be more prone to PTS later in life due to trauma and I have to say I would not wish my childhood on anyone as it still haunts me today .. Many people deal with this disorder on a daily basis due to this world and its wrongs but with that said its only right to include this on the list for all that suffer from PTS . This includes soldiers , accident victims , rape victims and many more not listed .
minus the "d"
He just needs to know how to start it off better..IMOJoe could use a longer tie for Christmas
He is a much better speaker than I remember. I wish I were a better speaker
abe supercro
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that is damn good news! thanks whomever made this happen.
st0wandgrow
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Damn, that's great news. It's about time!