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I Need Help And Dont Know Where To Go

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by RickyBobby96, Jun 18, 2014.

  1. #1 RickyBobby96, Jun 18, 2014
    This girl I care about tremendously recently told me she has anemia and it is getting worse so she is going to start radiation therapy. She is also very depressed due to a recent loss in her family. She almost attempted suicide. What I want to know is would cannabis extract oils help her in her radiation process? I know it could help with depression. And how I could tell her about it? Because she knows I smoked and wasn't all for it. If anyone knows any information that could help me or a specialist that I could possibly email? It would all be greatly appreciated
     
  2. #2 Thicken Dense, Jun 19, 2014
    She would listen to a doctor
     
  3. #3 beaniegrl420, Aug 22, 2014
    Oils during radiation...I mean, how are you thinking of using it? It could help with the side effects and what not when smoked, nausea and sleelessness, and topically for the soreness and skin dryness and what not. But that oil isn't going to help as much for those things. Im not sure it would help with the anemia either. 
     
    And god, I wish more doctors knew to tell patients that. Only, last I checked, 20% of medical schools are teaching about the endocannabinoid system, so the doctor may not know. 
     
    Project CBD is a good place to start, Americans for Safe Access. Those are some good reference websites
     
  4. #4 enjoyandlive, Aug 22, 2014
    Whats the radiation needed for? Thats for sure the wrong route to go.
     

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