Coss Posted January 16 Report Posted January 16 On 7/24/2025 at 6:51 PM, Old Hippie said: ... yes, they are now saying weed can be addictive and can cause psychotic reactions in some people… ...my 2 ¢ worth, and I paraphrase from how we used to vet friends who might want to come tripping with us... If young-fella-me-lad was sane and could handle great buckets of whisky and fistfuls of grass and also hold a relatively cogent conversation during the course of said events, OK. But if junior started spinning on the 3rd glass of whisky and or 3rd reefer... we'd hide the little paper triangles for him. On the basis that he would be the one who 'knew' he could fly and thereto jump off something... Our safety record was good, our arrest record, no so much...
MaxSanford Posted January 22 Report Posted January 22 I’ve been watching the whole policy shuffle with a mix of curiosity and a raised eyebrow, and it reminded me how much clear rules matter for people who actually rely on cannabis for medical reasons. I started using a service I found through find more info for CRPS pain, and it’s been a real steadying force for me. Shifts like this can really knock people around, so hearing others’ experiences is always grounding.
MaxSanford Posted July 7 Report Posted July 7 I’ve been dealing with chronic pain issues, and finding relief through crps medical cannabis has been a game-changer for me. It's amazing how it manages the pain and the other symptoms just as effectively as stronger medications, without the harsher side effects. If you’re considering options beyond traditional treatments, it’s worth checking out.
Coss Posted July 7 Report Posted July 7 I've been thinking about it, but I'd have to create an exit strategy for the immunotherapy I'm "enjoying". related news: Dept tightens its oversight of cannabis cultivation The Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine (DTAM) is tightening oversight of cannabis cultivation nationwide by stepping up inspections, introducing stricter penalties for licence violations and rolling out a new digital monitoring system. The department will work with provincial public health offices, the Department of Provincial Administration and the Royal Thai Police to enforce the measures, which are aimed at ensuring licensed growers comply with existing laws. Provincial public health offices will be briefed on the new measures during a nationwide Zoom meeting today before coordinated inspections begin... LINK
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