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RE: Happy Father's Day To The Father Of Cannabis! PLUS How To Break Through THC-Shame + THC-Resistance
Thank you so much for that post! I totally fell everything that you are saying. I was medically retired from the Air Force at the beginning of 2017. They had me on 4 Different medications for PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury. I was happy to move to Florida when I got out because they voted for Medical MJ. Unfortunately It is way to expensive and there is barley any THC in it. Hopefully one day it will be available better. Thank you again for making me smile. Have a wonderful day!
@tacpman, it breaks my heart to hear you are without the natural medicine you need! PLEASE consider:
(1) researching sites that donate free cannabis buds and/or seeds to MMJ parents; and
(2) if necessary, start growing your own plant meds!
Don't leave YOUR health in the hands of fools who have neither heart, nor brain.
If you try and have no luck, let me know and I'll reach out to my LinkedIn friends.
Are you still on the 4 'scripts? Don't mean to get all in your biz but, I care... AND WANT YOU TO HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY, AND LIFE!!
Thank you for your reply. I have been taken off my scripts because they affected my health so bad. I would love to grow them but the flower in Florida is illegal (Go Figure). I have pretty much been soul searching and meditating since I have been off the meds. It was very hard at first and many times I did not think I would make it.
Now I really just have a friend that buys it and occasionally I get to enjoy it with him. I would purchase it the same way but I am so afraid that If I was to get in trouble that I could lose my disability check and my benefits. I want to move to a place where I can have the medicine I need and not have to worry about where I get it from and when I use it.
I go to school now but it is so hard for me to concentrate with these disabilities. I know that one day I will succeed and I will be able to afford one day to move and get the correct meds.
Thank you for caring. It really does mean a lot to me