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Peripheral Neuropathy - Everything cures it and nothing cures it
Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 4, 2016 | Replies (19)Comment receiving replies
I think it'll work but I'm an addictions counselor, so it's really against my work ethic (are you laughing yet?). I used to use it when I was younger before chronic pain... I wish I could!
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I've heard all and every side of this issue, both sides. All I was saying is that I am drug tested and cannot have any substances in my system, not even benzos, which are prescribed to me. This is just my life. I'm in Missouri so I can't get it even if I do it if my profession.
How do you get it at one of the dispensaries in MN? I have tried it in CO and really liked the results. In MN how do you find a prescribing physician?Nancy Shermoen~
I understand your situation, but how can your employer keep you from taking a prescription drug that is legally prescribed by a doctor? I know this is all academic when you live in a state that has not legalized it.
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Nope, not laughing. Medical Cannabis is non addictive. It is simply a pain reducer as well as it's other uses. I see no ethical conflict. If your pain requires you to take Tylenol, then you can say you have a "physical need" for it. One can stop taking Cannabis without any withdrawal symptoms. Therefore it is not an addiction.