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Zekedogg

100% Authentic A$$Hole
Seems you havent smoked the strong strains, eh? I had knee surgery back a couple years ago..i couldnt take the pain..i was perscibed oxy..worked for the first week, then the affects of it stated wearing off? yeah ive never heard of that happening to anyone..anyway i started smoking some white rhino my buddy offerd me..took the pain away..marijuana it a natural healing drug..just look up some storys..ive heard storys of where the bone goes into the muscle and its a HORRIBLE pain but they are prescibed to mm and that seems to do the trick:mrgreen:

NOPE, i only smoke dirt:hump:
 

tipsgnob

New Member
dude...you have got to be fucking shitting me....when I read your post about the jet ski, I wondered how you went from this to a jet ski...I am going have to start watching you better....
 

theloadeddragon

Well-Known Member
Interestingly enough, the way our receptors in our brain deal with cannabinoids is purely genetic. I have read studies where they have taken whole family groups with genetic conditions (such as asthma) and treated them with a variety of drugs, marijuana included, and found that certain families (even certain ethnicities) react to the cannabis the same way. For example, I remember reading about how they took four separate family groups (black, white, asian, and mexican) that all had arthritis, and gave them marijuana to see how well it treated their condition. Every one in the Asian, black and White families said it helped their pain and made it easier for them to use their hands/fingers, and other joints (even the ones that were against marijuana before the study, they didn't tell the families it was marijuana they were using, they told them what specific chemicals inside the cannabis they were using to treat them, and the administered it through carrot cakes believe it or not). Only one person in the Mexican family said it helped (and I honestly think its because she already smoked on a regular basis), every one else said that while some of the pain went away (but certainly not all), they still experienced difficulty in moving some of their joints. Further studies showed that when they gave the subjects MRI's and CAT scans, they could see the cannabis receptors reacting slightly different to the the CBD's/CBN's in each family group. According to the studies they did, different signals were sent through the spinal columns of the subjects, with different messages to the muscles and nerve endings, and for the mexican family most of the activity went strait to their muscles, while there nerves didn't get the affect as much. The repeated the tests like five times, and for different symptoms with many many more family groups, and concluded that the way a person processes the chemicals in cannabis is genetic, and that there are many promising treatment alternatives that can come out of furthering their studies (I think they put that last part in there to see if they could get more funding some how for more research). There are pain dulling chemicals in Cannabis, and enough cerebral activity comes out of using it, that it also distracts users from pain. The best way to use Cannabis for pain is to ingest Indica Dominant strains through food or eating it, while simultaneously smoking a Sativa dominant strain.
I read about the studies in a magazine a few months ago, I am going to try to see if I can find the articles online any where... hope this helped though...
 

tipsgnob

New Member
at least the scar does not go through your tattoo..just sayn...I did the same thing to my thigh bone 1998 and about 6 months ago I had to surgery to adjust the plates and that shit sucks...
 

Twistyman

Well-Known Member
I remember that throbbing pain well..what sucks is that theres no presure point that you can hold to relieve the pain.... just a constant throb.... worse at night..
hang in there......
 

Stoney McFried

Well-Known Member
The worst pain I've ever been in was labor.I've had broken bones(nothing quite as bad as fdd) but when I was five months old I was in a head on collision that killed the people in the other car.My mom had to be pried out of the car with the jaws of life.She had a collapsed lung, a broken hip, a broken knee, and a broken elbow.All required surgery.Mom has pins in her elbow and knee, and she cannot straighten them.She was in traction for months and had to go through physical therapy.They did the best they could for 1978.She said labor still hurts worse,but at least it was over realtively quickly in comparison.
I remember that throbbing pain well..what sucks is that theres no presure point that you can hold to relieve the pain.... just a constant throb.... worse at night..
hang in there......
 

fdd2blk

Well-Known Member
how's fdd today??? does weed help at all????
weed helps for sure but it still frickin' hurts. :evil: it's starting to hurt in the joint area now. the Dr had to resurface everything. i'm supposed to be moving it to keep it fluid and bendable. i can't let it harden and stiffen up. it makes glitchy noises when i bend it though and i can feel it inside doing things. i go see the Dr this week to have the staples removed.
 

tipsgnob

New Member
about 3 years after I factured my thigh, it was still throbbing and my Dr. suggested accupuncture...it helped...but then my insurance quit paying for it...
 

theloadeddragon

Well-Known Member
Maybe you should try eating edibles... I know they have helped me with physical pain a lot, especially when I smoke at the same time. If you have your recomendation, you can pick up edibles at a club... but I would imagine you have enough in stock to make some fine brownies (or whatever you wanna cook). Do you keep some kind of pad on it to keep it warm? I know that helps with circulation, and eases the pain of joints while you move them. Man, I feel for yah Faded, wish there was something I could do!
 
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