The infamous comedian Tommy Chong, who along with comic partner Cheech Marin made a living performing live shows, recording records, and making movies touting the recreational benefits of marijuana use, was serious when he was quoted by WOAI on May 14 stating that he feels legalizing marijuana could save the U.S.
That belies the entire scam but overturning this law, is not a simple thing; most people just want to have the ability to look after their everyday lives, and not have to dive into the politics of it all - that is what Representative Democracy is all about! The philosophy is,'let the knowledgeable people take care of it.' Besides, there is so much mis-information out there regarding this issue (intentionally) the people do not know who to believe any longer.
Trust me, with the stress of wondering if you'll endure the chemo, chemotherapy drugs, and all the insomnia induced from brain radiation, never mind the cancer, you will come to appreciate.
That's about the same weight as two paperclips, but it had been enough to sink his visit to New Orleans. At the moment, he was fined just $50, less than the cost of a ticket.
Oregon's recreational marijuana Act has failed. so far. That is, it's failed if the aim was to supply a method for people who are seriously ill to obtain marijuana as a"medicine." Whether this was their intent or not,. is conjecture. Our side sees the program as intentionally confused, with gaping loopholes permitting the continuation of illegal marketing of (supposedly legally grown marijuana).
4) don't use illicit drugs. I'm not talking about medical marijuana, although that might be a factor in whether you would be accepted by a new pain doctor (and also possibly why you have fired in the first place). I am talking about heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, etc.. Understand? Your new pain doctor will be my explanation drug as is the norm these days, testing you. It would be a waste of your time and the doctor to pop positive for these substances on the first visit.
I have a friend who was fading away from lung cancer. He was ready to give up, tired of living weak and defeated. He had heard about marijuana helping with chemo, but didn't know there was a way around smoking it. His wife learned how to make marijuana cookies and everything turned around. He experienced the appetite increase, ate better than he had in months, and got stronger everyday. And he felt a lot better. These positive changes encouraged him to keep fighting; suddenly the battle didn't seem quite over. Last time I saw him, he looked more like a triathlete than a cancer patient.
So it is actually clear why'Octomom' Nadya Suleman has been a little out of it. It's the new medical marijuana card. They hand those things out like business cards cause medical marijuana cures just about anything from anxiety to parenting difficulties. Do you think she is endangering her kids by using the marijuana when they are in her care? Sound off in comments below.