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Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by Banksysmom, Dec 5, 2016.

  1. #1 Banksysmom, Dec 5, 2016
    So, I got my father (68 year old disabled vet) his medical card three days ago. Now my mom wants hers. I think it's a great thing, anybody else experiencing this with their family members?


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  2. #2 zigzagsundew5, Dec 5, 2016
    Well not in legal state my elders (76 and up) will use the canna lotion i make for their old joints.
     
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  3. #3 HotBunz, Dec 5, 2016
    Great to hear that. Whether it be for rec or med reasons it's a shame more family can't enjoy smoking together. So many people/families sit around and drink but there is such a taboo on cannabis. As a guy in my 40's I would love to be able to sit down with one of my sisters and share a smoke. Sadly they don't even know I grow.
     
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  4. #4 tagteam1, Dec 5, 2016
    Well unfortunately I live in a prohibition state so getting a card isn't in the cards.But wife has stage 4 cancer ; so I'm growing to make her Rick Simpson oil. With the circumstances being what it is I need some for me too. But only after I make sure she has what she needs first.


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  5. #5 Joker1121, Dec 5, 2016
    Glad to hear folks taking care of family members. Sadly both of my parents are dead. Neither one of my brothers will smoke with me. Good luck to all of you. tagteam1, hope your RSO helps your wife. At least you can choose the strains you want and know they're are grown without pesticides.
     
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  6. #6 Galaxy420, Dec 5, 2016
    if you have access to particular strains start with high CBD strains and work up to high THC strains for them. or a mix of both thc and cbd
     
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  7. #7 wswingle, Dec 6, 2016
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    Got my MM card last year @ 63. It soothes back pain. I too am a veteran.


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  8. #8 grasscoty, Dec 6, 2016
    My parents are dead and buried, but I took my sister to a recreational dispensary and she was giggling like a schoolgirl. She could not believe it was happening. God bless America.
     
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  9. #9 JuneNow, Apr 21, 2017
    I've sent my mum an article about benefits of medical marijuana and now she asked me if we can smoke something together next weekend! I can also mention, that she haven't been smoking 15 years now so that is quite shocking for me.
    What is the best way to smoke for the non-smoker? Vaping? Bong?
     
  10. #10 Galaxy420, Apr 21, 2017
    use a vaporizer that can deliver good flavor... only use a small amount in the beginning for her and wait it out after taking a few hits on the vape... very important... have some fresh black peppercorns on hand to chew on if she experiences anxiety and uncertainty... even better, if you have access to legal cannabis then go for a strain with plenty of cbd in it.... the thc is fun but could cause paranoia to someone that has not indulged in a long time
     
  11. #11 JuneNow, Apr 21, 2017
    Black peppercorns - that is great advice. Thank you very much for your reply!
     
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  12. #12 WeedCat, Apr 21, 2017
    I think a bong where you can put ice into it to cool the throat. One hit will do you.
     

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