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yep. i was a teen from the "just say no" to drugs generation of the early 80s.
yep. i was a teen from the "just say no" to drugs generation of the early 80s.
induce a flashback? how so?
My therapist explained to me that trying drugs out would probably not be a good idea for me because of the unpredictable ways it could mess with my PTSD. And I would just rather not find out.
yep. i was a teen from the "just say no" to drugs generation of the early 80s.
we covered drugs and alcohol too in health class from 7th-12th grade, but we never discussed thc.
My therapist explained to me that trying drugs out would probably not be a good idea for me because of the unpredictable ways it could mess with my PTSD. And I would just rather not find out.
I go by the "just say no" motto for myself but respect other people's choice to do drugs or not. I don't think it's my place to judge people for doing drugs.
if you don't mind my asking, how did you and your therapist get on the subject of taking recreational drugs vs. not taking recreational drugs? my therapist has never once mentioned to me anything about recreational drugs with the exception of alcohol which i can't take due to my bipolar meds.
My dad brought it up in therapy. My dad does recreational drugs and made some joke about how I could really use getting stoned once in a while. Suffice to say it didn't go over so well with my therapist. She went into a whole lecture about how it would be especially risky for a patient like me. <shrugs shoulders> To be honest I don't completely understand the connection, but I think it has to do with the fact that drugs often inhibit mental barriers. And I would just rather not find out. Not to mention I don't have an interest in trying out marijuana anyway.
oh ok i see. funny thing is that marijuana has proven effective for medicinal purpose.
I have glaucoma so it could help me medically. I'm still thinking about it. But at least for now I don't have much interest, and my eye pressure is under control and my eye pain is bearable.
I used to take cannabis. It made me really weak and stupid and I did a lot of things that I now feel very ashamed of under cannabis.
While I think it should be made available for terminally ill people who are benifited from Canabis. I'm not too sure of it's use for other conditions if a person wants to live any sort of normal life as Canabis consumsion would interfere with that. At least it did for me.
I wish someone had advised me not to take it but when I asked my dad he said it was no worse then alcohol. I think that people should warn others not to take cannabis or at least tell them about the side affects.
One thing though. When I decided to stop taking Canabis I didn't have any problem with that so I don't think it is adictive.
I'm for decriminalzing it, who cares. Stopping rape and violence matters more to me than someone bonging it up in the privacy of their own home.
so true but sometimes they dont keep it on their own home. when i had high speed cable installed the guy putting it in dropped a black pouch i the hallway and didnt know he dropped it and i found it. i opened it and im still not 100% sure but i think it was a crack pipe? a small tye dyed looking thing that was about 3 inches long with a bowl in in end and a hole in the other. thats a crack pipe isnt it? the bowl had ash residue on it. id never seen one of those in my life.
Also, once its legalized, drug dealers wouldnt make money off .