Every day! It really does help.

I'm in indiana. Nothing is legal:( my pain doctor treats me like a drug seeker as well. I considered looking for a doctor that supports legalizing Mary Jane but it's next to impossible here. My pain doc drug tests regularly. I can't go without my narcotics for other reasons besides my fibro. It doesn't seem to help the fibro but does help my back pain. Of course with all the new regulations with prescribing them it's really hard to find a doctor to give them that isn't a pain doctor. He is very strict. I get my pills counting often, drug tests, I'm require to see a therapist monthly, a physical therapist 2 times a week, and a dietian monthly. Its hard making it to all of those appointments when I have trouble walking down my steps. I just need some relief.

My neuro surgeon is awesome. When I was getting injections before and after my fusions, they were wonderful. If you live near Cape Giardeau, MO, I recommend Dr Fonn. I have 7 levels fused together, 4 in my cervical and 3 in my lumbar. I just got out if my brave on January 13. Started physical therapy. They also straightened my schelosis more and I am learning to walk again. I welcome the pain because that means I can feel and therefore I have hope. Finding the right doctors is the key to living with Fibro.

I know it isn't perfect, but until full legalization.... I just wish pain mgmt groups would treat patients with more respect. My sister-in-law has degenerative spinal issues and she gets treated like a criminal and a drug addict every time she is there.

The important part about legitimate sales of marijuana products is that they can be regulated and tested to ensure they contain only what's on the label and aren't a ripoff. Mall kiosks are really well known for lying about products, chances are what you bought did not contain any CBD or anything else, unfortunately. It's possible it does, but really, really unlikely.