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Thinking about the future

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by rebirth, Jan 18, 2010.

  1. #1 rebirth, Jan 18, 2010
    Hey guys, so i live in Illinois. First of all, can someone tell me whats going on with the MMJ issues in IL? Or a link? I cannot find any legit info on it. That being said, this thread only will make sense if in the near future, IL allows MMJ.

    I am a freshman in college now. My sophomore year of high school, i got a really bad concussion (a wall of blood vessels in my brain fell) and horrible whiplash in a HS football game. I was on anti-migraine meds called Topamax. (It is actually prescribed for weight loss for some people too) I was on it the rest of my sophomore year and most of my Junior year. That shit was horrible. It made me lose A LOT of weight and it mad me not able to focus.

    Ive been off that shit for like 2 years now and i just started smokin weed last summer. Weed makes all the muscles in my back and neck relax and it rids me of my constant headache. If i smoke a bowl, i am good with my health issues for usually like 24-48 hours, then they come back. (then i just smoke another bowl lol)

    My question: If IL allows MMJ, would I be eligible for a prescription? I took a lot of advil/aleve in those 2 years and they did not help at all. Weed is like my miracle medicine. Sounds stupid but its true.

    What im worried about: If MMJ is allowed in IL, people will try to get a prescription for bullshit reasons like a sore back and "chronic pain". I have long hair and, bluntly, (excuse the pun), i look like a stoner. Would i be a candidate for a prescription though?
     
  2. #2 Zoom420, Jan 18, 2010

    It depends. IF your state got a good law, like our CA law - definately. If you got a not so good MJ law, like NJ, no you wouldnt.

    too bad.. you deserve a medicine that works without horrible side effects.
     

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