Guidelines for Prescribing

Its a plant that we all need.
Need is subjective.
Anyone whos mind wants it technically needs it.
Who cares what the reason why is.
The government put up stupid criteria you were supposed to fit into but why does everyone on here always wanna argue about it.

Group doob!
 
Weed keeps a lot of people ...SANE. It's recreational properties should not to be underestimated or overlooked.
I was a smoker before I was a patient. One member here and I were having a coffee one day and he put it into words that I just never put together before. Once it was said I agreed as that was exactly the effect It has. We were discussing how sometimes MMJ doesn't really treat particular symptoms all that well. Like mine for instance. But what is does do is allow you to forget about it for while. This is because of MJ's DISTRACTING nature ( distracting ) is the key/important word here in this analysis.
For my illness where nothing would help at all, MJ and now MMJ allows me to be distracted enough to forget about it for a while. Unfortunately my condition is very physical and not hidden well. So constant reminder is hard to avoid. But with weed I can simply ignore it and "forget" for some time.
 
Gmack420 said:
If you're sick there is no excuse to not have your script. If you go on to a forum for medical users and constantly troll on about stupid shit like oddish has you can bet you'll get called out.
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leaffan said:
Oddish contributes way more relevant information than you do.
Just calling you out.
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See even this retard got the proper context of what I posted. Sorry it was lost on you. The first sentence says if you are sick there's no excuse to not have a script. You have a script. The second sentence was directed at oddish not yourself sorry if that was unclear.
 
Gmack420 said:
If you had a valid medical need you'd have a script. No one would risk a criminal record if they truly needed it. I also have nothing aginst recreational use. But you've claimed on here you have a medical need. So either your stupid or a lier.
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Genuinely curious about this one.
Where does one go today to get a script on a "patient's budget"?
 
GrowRock said:
Sorry leaf I did forgot that everyone should have the right to grow. As for the open market not for medical but i do agree with open market on recreational use. That way only the good growers would survive.

Haven't people who already have an illness suffered enough? Why should people who are less fortunate and struck with an illness have to pick between quality of life and shelter or food. Of corse as always my opinion. Isn't it your son leaf you grow and take care of. Well let's just say something happened to you heaven forbid and now your son could not afford the medicine that gives him the best quality of life all because he can't afford something as simple to grow as a tomato but because of societies judgement it is out of reach!! Please just take a minute. Not triing to be rude or confrentational here to anyone. I would really appreciate it if everyone who is talking the LP's up would just think about this! And put someone else's shoes on for a while.

Peace
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First off...respect GrowRock. I enjoy reading your posts. This is another example of your sincerity. I fully appreciate what you are saying.

It brings me great sadness to see people who are hurt, sick, and in distress. I have been working with many different patients for years before my son's accident. It is a sick twist of irony and fate that my son became a patient. The only silver lining was that I had acquired basic growing knowledge and an understanding of CRPS prior to his accident.
I like to think that I have a good dose of empathy. I think that's why within our group I tended to be the one to deal with the EOL patients. EOL patients were not charged anything, and care went beyond just dropping off some meds. I'm no hero or saint, I think many of the RIU members would do the same thing if they had the opportunity.

I worry about all my kids future. Yes I have thought about what my son would do without my help. It is a huge concern.
Sadly over the years I have seen abuse by some when generosity has been provided. I suppose it is inevitable.

It has taken a long time to form my opinion on this issue. I believe that everyone should be able to grow, or buy from multiple sources. If everyone was allowed to grow I am confident that the good folks would help the needy folks. I have to believe in the good nature of humankind. I think lots of people would step up to the plate for others if they had the means to help.
 
leaffan said:
First off...respect GrowRock. I enjoy reading your posts. This is another example of your sincerity. I fully appreciate what you are saying.

It brings me great sadness to see people who are hurt, sick, and in distress. I have been working with many different patients for years before my son's accident. It is a sick twist of irony and fate that my son became a patient. The only silver lining was that I had acquired basic growing knowledge and an understanding of CRPS prior to his accident.
I like to think that I have a good dose of empathy. I think that's why within our group I tended to be the one to deal with the EOL patients. EOL patients were not charged anything, and care went beyond just dropping off some meds. I'm no hero or saint, I think many of the RIU members would do the same thing if they had the opportunity.

I worry about all my kids future. Yes I have thought about what my son would do without my help. It is a huge concern.
Sadly over the years I have seen abuse by some when generosity has been provided. I suppose it is inevitable.

It has taken a long time to form my opinion on this issue. I believe that everyone should be able to grow, or buy from multiple sources. If everyone was allowed to grow I am confident that the good folks would help the needy folks. I have to believe in the good nature of humankind. I think lots of people would step up to the plate for others if they had the means to help.
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very well said!! i agree completely
 
leaffan said:
First off...respect GrowRock. I enjoy reading your posts. This is another example of your sincerity. I fully appreciate what you are saying.

It brings me great sadness to see people who are hurt, sick, and in distress. I have been working with many different patients for years before my son's accident. It is a sick twist of irony and fate that my son became a patient. The only silver lining was that I had acquired basic growing knowledge and an understanding of CRPS prior to his accident.
I like to think that I have a good dose of empathy. I think that's why within our group I tended to be the one to deal with the EOL patients. EOL patients were not charged anything, and care went beyond just dropping off some meds. I'm no hero or saint, I think many of the RIU members would do the same thing if they had the opportunity.

I worry about all my kids future. Yes I have thought about what my son would do without my help. It is a huge concern.
Sadly over the years I have seen abuse by some when generosity has been provided. I suppose it is inevitable.

It has taken a long time to form my opinion on this issue. I believe that everyone should be able to grow, or buy from multiple sources. If everyone was allowed to grow I am confident that the good folks would help the needy folks. I have to believe in the good nature of humankind. I think lots of people would step up to the plate for others if they had the means to help.
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Well said Leaf. I think You are correct in saying that if people were aloud to grow their own, we'd see more people helping those in need. God knows I would. I personally know 3 people that I would gladly help without any cost or thought, who are in a worse predicament than myself. This is why I'm so touchy when it comes to people being able to grow their own. Part of the injunction or not, we should ALL be allowed that right equally.
 
CalyxCrusher said:
Well said Leaf. I think You are correct in saying that if people were aloud to grow their own, we'd see more people helping those in need. God knows I would. I personally know 3 people that I would gladly help without any cost or thought, who are in a worse predicament than myself. This is why I'm so touchy when it comes to people being able to grow their own. Part of the injunction or not, we should ALL be allowed that right equally.
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Good on calyx keeping helping people that need it. We need more people that are willing to fight and break unjust laws to save people they love. I have never had a criminal record in my life and I'm 31 but because I choose to help people have a better quality of life I might be a criminal if we don't win in feb.

Peace
 
I agree 100%
We live in far to negative of a world already and we have to keep that glimmer of hope alive. Good people do still exist they are just harder to find because the shiesters are all standing in the way.

Not everyone wants to grow to make money.
 
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