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Old 08-28-2018, 11:42 AM #5
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I'm sorry you're having to deal with all this. CBD is great, and maybe you can try higher and higher doses, slowly moving your way up, to see if you have greater pain relief. I'm thinking of the tincture here. But I wanted to also say that it might be worth trying some THC too. If you're in a legal state or in Canada, or anywhere that has medical cannabis, it might be worth a try. CBD combined with THC and other cannabinoids and phytochemicals can at times be even better for mood and pain, especially if CBD is dominant, maybe at least 3:1 or 5:1.
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