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Cancer Patient to Appeal to SC, Demanding Right to Use Marijuana

Every time the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled on medical marijuana, concerns have been raised by justices regarding allowing terminally ill patients to use the drug...Read More

Posted on : Sunday, March 26, 2006 12:00 AM
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I have been suffering from fibromyalgia since the late sixties, although the diagnosis was not official until 94. The pain and immobility became increasingly worse and worse through today. I have been treated by licensed doctors all that time taking prescription pain killer as prescribed by the attending physician. A couple of years ago, I refused any further pain medication from my doctor and began, reluctantly, smoking marijuana on occasion which I found had a massive influence on my pain tolerance. I began sleeping through the night and having much more energy the following day. After a period of time, I confided in my pastural friends who concinced me to give that up. After a short time, I found my tolerance to pain was reduced significantly. I no longer had a source for marijuana so I decided to try booze. Of course it worked, but it took massive amounts to give me relief and left me in worse shape at the end than before I drank. My doctor told me that they could no longer give me narcotics until I tested free of marijuana for three months. Oh, well! I guess I'll never have those drugs or alcohol as long as I can get the "weed".

Until the legislators develope compasion and empathy, I am resigned to break the law and take the chance on losing my income. In the meantime I will be trying to find a way to move where the my treatment is legal.
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