got crazy restless leg syndrom, just wondering if anyone else has the same thing? and what strains they r using to treat it right now ive been using a kush, just looking for other pain killer strains, to help my crazy legs ,
I took your advice,its just alot to take in you know.i'll have a better idea of a game plan when i see the doc.Well,the TNF blockers are supposed to stop more damage. My sister has RA and Lupus. She is on Plaquenel but says it isn't working. I was going to start first on Remicade but was worried about the infusion thing. First the Dr. puts you on Methtrexate for a couple months. If it does not improve your condition then the drugs like Humira,Embrel,Simponi,and others are suggested. Google these drugs and find out about them before you decide treatment. Have you already been on steroids? They also help,and have pretty big side effects too. Either way you go,when you are on the drugs you must have your blood drawn monthly to make sure your liver is okay. I know that sometimes the treatment seems worse than the disease. But if you are getting bad that fast,I don't know what choice you really have. go look up the drugs so you have all the info you need to make an informed decision with your Dr. MW
Teemu I had some problems with RLS and found relief in hot water. The hot tub helped me greatly. If you don't have a spa or tub you might try warming towels with hot water just befor bed..good luck.DDgot crazy restless leg syndrom, just wondering if anyone else has the same thing? and what strains they r using to treat it right now ive been using a kush, just looking for other pain killer strains, to help my crazy legs ,
Glad to see you around Kony!
I am glad to hear you have found a 'drug-free' way to deal w/ your pain. I wish it was feasible for all of us. You are right though, your mental strength plays a large role in coping w/ chronic pain. I have found that when I am mentally tough, I do a lot better. However, the pain does wear on me, so I have periods where I'm a weak, whine-y, complainer.
Marmoset, have you had a joint replacement? I only ask since you mentioned it to DR and b/c I need to have my hip replaced.
I am very very very fearful about the whole thing, so it would be really helpful to talk to someone who has already had one.
Anyone? Joint replacement? Any 'cyborgs' out there? lol.
BTW, I just want to make clear, for the 'record', I am 33, not 83; as you might expect the typical "hip replacement-ee" to be.
Hang tough everybody!!
KJ, welcome!
I too have been able to reduce and eliminate some of my Rx's already, though not completely, since getting my med rec.
I hope to eventually eliminate a few more, (if not all), after we harvest and I get my hip replaced.
CO being a med state was definitely part of my reasons for moving here. Just by omitting all of the stress that went w/ being an "outlaw med user", made my Fibromyalgia improve. (Stress seems to be a big factor in my 'flare ups'.)
I am really looking forward to being able to add more cannabis to my regimen; especially edibles and canna-milk!! The edibles in the dispensaries don't do a thing for me, so until we finally harvest and I am able to make my own...
Natty I know the feeling "outlaw med user" Wow that explain it purify I can't tell you just how much better I am since going to pot as my sole relief from degenerative disc disease. My heart is doing so much better, the depression is manageable the pain is still there but not in my face. I'm a lot more relaxed on every other front. Except the fear from getting busted. My son just finished "DARE" I told him everything from the beginning. I had to trust him that I was worth more then the free toys. Plus he was over heard on the play ground telling another boy about a plant room. So one night the DARE cop shows up at 11pm asking us about a plant room as well as do you mind if I look around?KJ, welcome!
I too have been able to reduce and eliminate some of my Rx's already, though not completely, since getting my med rec.
I hope to eventually eliminate a few more, (if not all), after we harvest and I get my hip replaced.
CO being a med state was definitely part of my reasons for moving here. Just by omitting all of the stress that went w/ being an *"outlaw med user", made my Fibromyalgia improve. (Stress seems to be a big factor in my 'flare ups'.)
I am really looking forward to being able to add more cannabis to my regimen; especially edibles and canna-milk!! The edibles in the dispensaries don't do a thing for me, so until we finally harvest and I am able to make my own...
Man DR, I just saw your last post. I can't imagine how you must be feeling, I'm sure you are scared.
Just try to keep positive for now, I know it's tough; but maybe it's a shadow or something? I hope it turns out to just be an anomaly and you get the 'all clear'!!
Know you are in my thoughts DevilsReject!!
Try to hang in there!!
My son just finished "DARE" I told him everything from the beginning. I had to trust him that I was worth more then the free toys. Plus he was over heard on the play ground telling another boy about a plant room. So one night the DARE cop shows up at 11pm asking us about a plant room as well as do you mind if I look around?
Told him he needed a warrant. I've spent a number of sleepless night worried about that little bomb. Been shiting bullet wondering about that little joy "knock on wood" you see I'm way behind the enemy lines here.
Medical marijuana use isn't neccesarily child endangerment, says Court of Appeals
By Joel Warner, Tuesday, Jun. 8 2010 @ 12:30PM
With all the media attention being devoted to medical marijuana these days, it's surprising that a Colorado Court of Appeals decision last week that medical marijuana use doesn't necessarily constitute child endangerment failed to capture more headlines.
After all, the ruling could have a major impact on medical marijuana users dealing with child custody matters.
The case involves David Lyman, who, as part of his divorce with Catherine Parr, agreed to a child-custody plan that required urinalysis tests to prove he wasn't using marijuana. But a week after signing this plan, Lyman got his medical marijuana license for back and knee pain from a motorcycle accident.
Lyman asked to ditch the urinalysis tests, but a magistrate judge refused to let him do so. Then El Paso County District Judge Rebecca Bromley went further, saying Lyman couldn't have any unsupervised parenting time with his kid until he proved unequivocally to the court that his medical marijuana wasn't harming his child.
But in a 2-to-1 decision last week, the Court of Appeals nixed Bromley's order, noting that the "record does not show that father's use of medical marijuana represented a threat to the physical and emotional health and safety of the child, or otherwise suggested any risk or harm."
The court didn't wade into whether or not medical marijuana may in some cases constitute child endangerment, nor did it allow Lyman, who was represented by marijuana attorney Rob Corry, to waive his urinalysis tests. But what it did decide medical marijuana, in and of itself, shouldn't be automatically equated with child endangerment. That means Lyman, and other parents, could theoretically argue in court that their constitutional right to medical marijuana overrides urine-testing requirements.
Will the courts agree with such an argument? That's a legal battle for another day.
He was in first grade so about 5 years now.Wow, Hempwarts what a fright you had! How long ago was this? I hope a while has gone by. I sometimes feel guilty that I left VA and didn't work harder to make change there. But I had my own 'close call' and was so anxious from my 'knock and talk", that the best thing for me was to get out of there. And I've improved a lot since, (other than my hip, which has unfortunately gotten worse.)
I too have degenerative disc dis., (in addition to a number of other things.) I have found that canna-oil salves, applied topically, works really well for that.
Keep postin' bud! You're only 16 away from joining us in the "private" digs!
Glad you heard some encouraging words from your sister DR, that always helps! Stay tough kiddo!!
Hang in there friends!!