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     Non Traditional Medicine
Those who are beaten with a strong brain will just get right back on there again, get on again little doggy.

Another barrier to break is natural treatment for those who have been beaten that will get right back up on that horse, so to speak. Traditional medicines block us from doing this dragging our perspectives down. I've been inquiring into this as seven years going by and the physical discomforts of mine seeping in as my brain gets stronger to it. Insurance doesn't want to cover it and doctors feel uncomfortable with cannabis, which is a recent method of medical that I've been researching, effective done with care. Why if there's so many victims out there haven't other alternative methods been recognized and practiced and covered?

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Reviewed by Budd Nelson 11/25/2017
I agree with Ron
Reviewed by Ronald Hull 11/25/2017
It appears that you're making some kind of a comment here rather than a story, but I'd like to respond to what you've written.

I think that making certain substances illegal is a great cause of pain. While we should control the use of some substances, I don't think anyone should legislate an individual's behavior. Education and demonstration are much more powerful than regulation. If someone wants to abuse drugs, I find that okay except when they start to affect others, then it's not.

Marijuana is one of those solutions when baclofen, that I've been on for 25 years to reduce spasms, no longer works. Some of my spasms now are very violent and stressful for my joints, but I don't have any kind of pain that would warrant taking marijuana.

My biggest concern is those recreational users who claim that they need marijuana for medicinal purposes when they don't. It's just a lie… An excuse… To get their way. As far as I'm concerned, I see no value in any pill or drug and only take what my doctor requires. I have no need to escape reality.

Ron

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