john woodworth on Fibromyalgia now considered as a lifelong central nervous system disorder

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john woodworth on Fibromyalgia now considered as a lifelong central nervous system disorder

john woodworth says:

May 19, 2015 at 1:56 PM

You might investigate the possibilities of pain mitigation through the use of cannabis. After many years of demonization, more and more peer reviewed studies are emerging indicating successful pain relief for many disorders.

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- cannabis treats this condition very well, so much so i'd rather use it then
  
  celeste ingram says:
  
  May 28, 2015 at 8:14 PM
  
  cannabis treats this condition very well, so much so i'd rather use it then go to pain management,.. works way better then gabapentin, doesn't help much with severe pain from breaks and what not but with the nerve pain it keeps it under control, now if I could have it and something for break through pain I would, but legally I cant, to me its way safer then meds because i'm apt to get all of the side effects of pills and I hate them
  
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- What I said !
  
  Ellen Gershenbaum says:
  
  July 8, 2015 at 2:18 AM
  
  Weed doesn't make the pain any better, it just makes you care less. Get high, everyone!
  
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  Deb S says:
  
  July 15, 2015 at 8:18 PM
  
  I too use it and it works wonders. The only thing that has taken away my pain totally, and no I don't get high from it.
  
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