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Does CBD oil help you with your depression and/or anxiety?
Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: 3 days ago | Replies (931)Comment receiving replies
Evening mentioning CBD oil would go over like a pregnant pole vaulter where I am. I finally asked the pain specialist for hydrocodone 5 mg @ 1/day and he told me to get out and walk to help with my pain. And the yes, my depression is worse because of pain. I need some help and have no idea where to turn or what to do. I do not have a history of drug abuse, my diet is rigid and I am out of ideas. It is the drug seekers that do not have pain that have caused the "so called" opiate crisis. Need to check into the medicinal CBD oil and learn more even though it is not legal in my state-that sounds funny-in my state (ha, ha, ha) mind.
Has anyone read the book, "Let's Pretend This Never Happened?" by Jenny Lawson? Anyone having a sarcastic/cynical type humor may find it entertaining. A rather off topic suggestion, but not really. There are times only comic relief keep me from staying deep within the darkness.
I did finally break camp and go get groceries and I even had difficulty getting this accomplished. Just not wanting around anyone-even myself. Lethargy and malaise. I think I need to retire my chronic self to bed. Thanks to anyone reading this. We all have mountains to climb and valleys below.
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@lisalucier I try to keep my ironic humor to a low roar. I do not want to offend or hurt anyone. I am one who thinks outside the box and mostly have the attention span of a gnat when allowing my mind to wander. I do focus when I really need to do so-usually. I am far too accomplished at pretending some things never happened. It works and I get a brief respite. I do get silly rushes of cathexis from time to time. As to L&M ( I think that is a brand of cigarettes) of yesterday that you inquired about doth still linger and I find myself caviling about my habitat trying to look busy to myself.
The physical pain is the epoch thing at this time and discouragement turns me into a lugubrious lady.
I could have been more succinct. My brain needed to be engaged. Enough bloviating at this time.
I did try the TENS unit and the tinge it caused was not relief!!
Any statements made are global.
@parus
You are such a gifted writer! I have to pull up a dictionary in order to understand you, but that is OK. It is a good idea to learn a new word or two every day so thank you for adding to my vocab. I also think the book title sounds good. Thanks for the suggestion. Keep the humor going - we all need it.
Teresa
@hopeful33250 Sending you to the dictionary is not my intent. Thanks for letting me know.
@parus I'm glad for the opportunity to learn new words! I suppose this is a happy by-product of being on Connect!
Teresa
@parus
When you "send me to the dictionary" it really is not a long trip. I simply right click on the unfamiliar word and the search engine brings up the meaning. Technology has it's values, doesn't it?
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Thanks for the book suggestion, @parus. I appreciate your ironic sense of humor -- makes me smile.
Sorry to hear about the lethargy and malaise yesterday.
How are you feeling today?