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Old 10-23-2009, 09:04 PM #1
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Was that spam for pot ?

I've never tried it, but frankly would love to if it were legal. I'm not sure why alcohol and tobacco are but pot isn't......doesn't make much sense to me.

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Was that spam for pot ?

I've never tried it, but frankly would love to if it were legal. I'm not sure why alcohol and tobacco are but pot isn't......doesn't make much sense to me.

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thanks for your reply..and to answer your question..no it was not spam, Just an idea to think about when you have tried everything there is to offer and it all ends with no relief. 14 states say so, Just type in your search engine (i.e. google,bing, etc.) "Medical marijuana" you'll get all the info you need to make a decision based on your needs and or suffering. It was for information only.
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Just teasing you, MG
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Was that spam for pot ?

I've never tried it, but frankly would love to if it were legal. I'm not sure why alcohol and tobacco are but pot isn't......doesn't make much sense to me.

Welcome to Neurotalk !

I'd say give it a shot! What do you have to lose at this point? My ex husband used that after his bone marrow transplant (he had leukemia and IS CURED!!!!!!!!!!!) to help with his new disease... GVHD (Graft Vs. Host Disease). Helps him chill out on the roid rage (try taking 80 mil of Prednisone a day for two years straight - Crazy Town).

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