Medicinal cannabis

I L O V E autistic folk !!!!

Personally, I think someone must have slipped me some psychedelic today.....what's happening here.....?

These could almost be John Hinde postcards with all that technicolour

The OP can be set aside for now......lets talk gambling and horse!

I'll see yours (in actuality) Debbie,

And I'll raise you by a good few inches.....

btw.....I haven't checked the reality of either of these two photos......and have also probably breached copyright in posting these.....if you want to find me to sue me.....look in your calculator?!

I take it that you are teetotal and do not drink coffee tea or use aspirins, ibuprofen, paracetamol, cough mixture etc.

These are ALL "drugs". Legal Drugs.

And I further take it that you will value the word of a "qualified" stranger about what drugs will work for you, and what will not? Or on what drugs you MAY try and what they tell you you may not?

And how much did your social group enjoy "zero tolerance" when it was applied to your own form of diversity? 

You are effectively telling the world that YOUR deviation from the norm is O.K. because it's (currently) socially sanctioned, yet my deviation for the norm is intolerable AND YOU ARE ACTUALLY ENFORCING that intolerance!! 

*** you pal, my friends list just got a bit shorter...

Being totally anti-drugs myself, I’m quite alarmed by the potentially unethical, if not illegal, prescription of drugs by a body that is not a GP and not the NHS - reading about cannabis in any form could very well be illegal activity and could very well trigger police involvement and at the very least, if medical professionals are involved, could involve serious charges of professional misconduct - here in Manchester, we have serious problems with illegal street drugs and it’s very worrying - promoting the use of such potentially illegal and potentially dangerous drugs is highly irresponsible - the use of drugs are fine, but there are proper channels, policies and procedures to be gone through, such as a GP or a mental health professional via the NHS prescribing these only - I’ve seen a lot of these “alternative” ways of getting drugs and I firmly believe that these places must be targeted by the police and in police raids to shut these places down, as I’ve witnessed at first hand the immense damage that these places can cause to communities - the same applies to selling these drugs online and I continue to report such websites to police every time I come across them, as it is the one thing that I have an absolutely zero tolerance and zero patience mindset about and for 

I Sperg said:

You either DIY with MH management, or you outsource the responsibilty to a "medical professional".

This is very true, in my opinion.

45 yrears of cannabis use has left me in WAY better shape than my alcohol drinking peers.

And I'm in two minds about the schizophrenia thing. (Joking aside, people with latent or undiagnosed MH issues, are more likely to be de-socialised when they are young, and hence drifit uinto fringe social groups, such as the drug scene. 

Today, I'm on my third day of abrupt and voluntary withdrawal after over a year of uninterrupted and unrestricted use, and I can report very few physical symptoms.

Psychologicaly speaking I feel O.K. (pretty good actually) BUT I can already observe my ability to tolerate idiots and frustration generally decreasing, which I know is not a good thing for me in my situation, (and in fact is the main reason I've keep the habit going as long as I have). 

YOU pays your money you takes your choice.

You either DIY with MH management, or you outsource the responsibilty to a "medical professional"... Personally I've found the DIY approach to be less disatrous for me than involving the professionals EVERY TIME, so for me it was an easy choice to make.

I feel I am more motivated to actually SOLVE my own MH issues that "treat" them. They get paid either way, (handsomly, comared to most of us) so there's no reward for actually performing well or being innovative, and I'm not so sure how much of my issues they can grok even if I got the full hour of their "kindly attentions"...

Yea, promising.....do you know drechnvski?

Good morning CatWoman,

I also fear the endless march to get us "logged" onto systems that we don't want to participate in and should not need to participate in.

In relation to my post above, its actually one of my little fishing expeditions to try and interact with "bots."  I'm quite sure that "drechnovski" is also casting its net out, to try and catch a sale or two?!

Have a good Monday.

Number

I think the modern skunk varieties are more likely to cause schitzophrenia as they're bred to be higher in THC than CBD, CBD is an anti-psychotic. I use CBD and find it quite good for fybromyalgia pain and if I have a cup of cammomile and fennel tea it help with the pain and spasms.

I have used cannabis and find it does help with anxiety and creativity and stops me feeling quite so overwhelmed. I looked into the privae clinics and was told I'm eligable, but I can't afford it and I don't have the two forms of photo ID they need, nor do I know how to do zoom type calls or have the equipment to do so. The bloke doing the initial assessment on the end of the phone got quite annoyed with me when I said I didn't have two forms of photo ID nor the zoom capabilities. I think he thought I was somekind of scammer.

I hate this need for a full UK driving licence and passport to access things, I don't travel so why should I have to fork out a load of money I can't afford to get one. My Mum's 89 has never driven and no longer travels, niether of us has enough ID to open a bank account.

Brilliant.  Oils are important to machines and humans alike.  Is WD40 oil better than CBD oil in some instances?  Which oil do you think it best?

I haven't tried the specific CBD oils you mentioned, but I've had positive experiences with CBD products in managing my anxiety.

Exactly the same. I just dose in the evening. I started off with the oil but found it made me a little groggy In the morning, so moved onto the flower, which I can accurately dose. I also needed a ml to get the desired effect.

it’s certainly not a cure all but my quality of life has improved drastically. I still have anxiety but it’s toned down a lot. Glad it’s helping. Sounds like you had a smooth ride so far getting set up. Nice one 

Should mention, so far I have just used it at night. Because I sleep better then I don't seem to need it in the day.

But yeah so far it's been great

So here is my prescription:

Adven oil hybrid/indica [EMT2/EMC1] full spectrum: 10mg THC, 10mg CBD/
ml 10 (TEN) millilitres0.1 mls taken at night for 3 nights.

Then you can up the dose 0.5 each night until you are happy with the level of it.

Last night I had 1ml and slept like a baby.

Number, it is legal if prescribed by a doctor.

I contacted the Sapphire Clinic, a fortnight later i had a Zoom assessment with the Dr who was VERY professional and explained a lot of things.

Then the prescription arrived by email a couple of days later after they approved me.

I then got the order delivered to my house by courier from Curaleaf Pharmacy.

Appointments cost £50 every 4 weeks initially, then every 3 months thereafter. The order cost me £30 and should last about a month or so I think, possibly 2 months?

Worry ye not sweet Briar.....I didn't take it as a dig either.

I am very happy for you........"a game changer" is what I am looking for.  I'm not unhappy with my life, but I refuse to believe that some of my woes can't be improved upon.  When I think what I could be.......

I am ruling nothing in and nothing out.  Unlike the populous these days, I am a very open minded soul.

Thanks again for your help understanding.

It wasn’t a dig, however it is the national papers that report on it in this way, so they have somehow filtered into your reading :)