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This is my favorite marine corp t-shirt. I love the sentiment but it doesn’t hold true in the real world. Pain is pain and chronic pain I wouldn’t wish on anyone. It is not a sign of weakness. For those of you who posted today about dealing with chronic pain I just wonder if you live in a state where you have access to CBD. I know many people who use it medicinally with very good results. One of my best friends has brain cancer and she stoped taking pain meds and started using CBD about 6 months ago because she wanted to return to work at DisneyLand. All my peoples have nothing but positive things to say.
Diet Calendar Entry for 25 September 2021:
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Fat: 49.57g | Prot: 27.67g | Carb: 78.73g.
Breakfast: Heavy Cream, 2% Fat Milk, Nature's Path Heritage Flakes Multigrain Cereal, Morning coffee, Aqua de Jamaica (hibiscus ice tea), Egg. Lunch: The Greek Gods Traditional Plain Greek Yogurt, Wheat Montana Milled Flax Seed, Trader Joe's Frozen Blueberries, Sweet Heart Milled Chia Seeds, Manitoba Harvest Hemp Hearts Shelled Hemp Seeds, Tru-Nut Powdered Peanut Butter, Jarrow Formulas Whey Protein French Vanilla, Ranch Granola. more...
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I've heard good things, but not available to me. 🍁🍁
26 Sep 21 by member: shirfleur 1
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You might look into CBD a little more. It seems that there are few people who have been told that they could not use it. Everyone I know has kept their doctors in the loop. When the pain is that severe it is worth exploring every avenue
26 Sep 21 by member: Kenna Morton
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An absolute game changer for pain & sleep! My Drs know and have it in my list of meds. With 3 different types of arthritis plus RLS, CBD means the difference between existing and mobility 👍
27 Sep 21 by member: CrystalJo74
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CrystalJo74. — yep, my friends all add it to their med lists as well and their docs are supportive
29 Sep 21 by member: Kenna Morton
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We have access. I'm saving CBD for when pain is intolerable. At the moment, deep breathing, mediation & gentle excercise is my route through pain. Bodies have a tendency to adapt & meds stops working.
I've learned very body responds to different classes of pain meds differently.
30 Sep 21 by member: ACBelle
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I'm relatively new to the world of pain management. Apparently, "Pain Management " is a specialist. They review your pain level & medical condition(s), write a perscription based on your need. *I don't believe it's limited by state law. Requirements need to be met for you to qualify, Dr. should be able to prescribe if there is a real need and other options don't work. It's probably worth a conversation with your provider. It most likely may be out of pocket cost $$$.
30 Sep 21 by member: ACBelle
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