thread: Legalising Cannabis for medicinal purposes ??

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    The other stupid thing is that they have done a lot of research into using marijuana as medicine and it is really effective for a few things yet it is still illegal but synthetic drugs that are less effective are legal.
    And the worse thing is the side effects of the other drugs...awful side effects where as the weed...for him...nothing (except me having to drive to the shop because he decided he does want those Paddle Pops after all )

    ETA I would like to hear opinions from the other side too...anti legalising...

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    Rach this one is actually something me and my DP have discussed so many times since I got ill. I used to smoke it before TTC to help with pain and nausea and to lessen the amount of morphine I was taking. I think it can have great medicinal uses. They should legalise it. xxx

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    i disagree with it being legalised. i too have had things happen too close to home. i understand though that people do smoke for recreational purposes and carry on their lives just fine. but also i have never met a smoker that was intelligent (by that i mean someone that smokes more than just recreational). kinda like iv never met a tobacco smoker with nice breath.

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    I have to disagree mummajj...DP smokes a fair bit. Around 5 vapours a day (don't know how much that is??) and he is very intelligent.

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    I have to disagree mummajj...DP smokes a fair bit. Around 5 vapours a day (don't know how much that is??) and he is very intelligent.
    sorry CQ, i guess i havent come across a vapourer (is that the correct term). does it affect them differently? i honestly didnt mean to offend. its just my experience. in saying that, my brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia (triggered from drug use in his teens). he has since gone on to complete several science degrees!!

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    sorry CQ, i guess i havent come across a vapourer (is that the correct term). does it affect them differently? i honestly didnt mean to offend. its just my experience. in saying that, my brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia (triggered from drug use in his teens). he has since gone on to complete several science degrees!!
    I don't think it does...I'm pretty sure it's just a quick way to get the effects without smoking it. It's kind of the "healthy" way to get it in ya body So no smoke, no nicotine...just buzzy goodness!

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    a vapouriser is the purest way of using it. theres no tobacco etc x

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    it has caused problems in my life from the fact that its illegal cant go into details
    so yeah i wish it was legal for all too
    the government dont want to make it legal coz they cant tax it like alcohol or ciggarettes because its a plant u can grow
    mummajj the people i know that smoke it are intellegent and u wouldnt even know they smoke
    Last edited by *TripleJ*; May 6th, 2011 at 08:36 PM.

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    The patches (Norspan ) are really good. My Dh was on Oxycontin 50mg and 30mg endone a day and it knocked him around too.. The dr suggested Norspan patches and he only had to wear two and change them weekly, now his pain is under control. (He has chronic severe pancreatitis)

    Dh actually had more bad episodes on the oxycontin than I have seen from his use of any other drugs , ever, he became delusional even, he would think peole were in the room that werent, probably another drug that will soon be taken off the market like Stilnox was.....

    I recommend the patches 100%, ask him to ask his dr about them....

    Legalising Marijuana, well i dont think the Aus government would be able to keep up with the demand
    In America when they legalised it for medicinal purposes the price of hemp etc actually went down so much , i dont think the government really benefited that much so the $$ incentive wouldnt be there for australia.

    Marijuana does not CAUSE mental health issues it simply makes them more obvious and that it a whole explanantion for another time...

    Drug Psychosis is caused by the brains inability to process the effects of the drug. This is more common with opiates than any other type of drug...or a mixture of drugs (honestly its more common with prescription drugs too)

    to anyone affected by a family/friends drug use

    Also interesting information :

    Studies in Jamacia (sp?) on women smoking marijuana during pregnancy and through breastfeeding for 2 years also show , the women that smoked to have more intelligent babies, meeting milestones first, with less medical problems, deformities etc than the group that didnt smoke. The babies also learnt to walk, talk, count etc first.... there is some alarming evidence in recent years supporting maijuana for way more than pain relief options.... the study also showed the babies cried less, were comforted easier etc... worth reading... just google it (it think the study was completed in 2008)

    Legalised heroin is methadone i- but it is a synthetic form of the drug with "less withdrawals" supposedly making it easier to function and not having the "high" (or low) that heroin has...

    Also has anyone watchedd the movie "Super High Me "?

    hmmmm good topic I thought voting GREENS was for marijuana
    Last edited by Mum2Romone; May 6th, 2011 at 08:44 PM.