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Bartlett, NH

The way the law is written we should be able to get a card but my doc doesn't think I will get it. I read about a woman who has arthritis and got it with a little bit of a fight. The only thing that works for me is marijuana without side effects. I just want to know if anyone has gotten a card for it in nh yet.

July 20, 2016
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A MyFibroTeam Member

I live in Michigan and I don't know about the Drs in NH but I can tell you if you see a Dr. who only does certification for medical marijuana and you have a chronic issue that is ailing you. It isn't a problem getting certified for the medical marijuana card. So try to see a Dr who is certifying ppl for the card and some will guarantee you approval. Here it's like that anyway. So I pray that you find a Dr who will provide you with the certification needed to get your card. I smoked med marijuana for 10 years or so, like a chimney and yes it worked for my pain, anxiety, appetite stimulant. However it didn't control my pain as well as my pain meds. The relief lasts longer for me. Medicinal marijuana has many health benefits and can cure many diseases. I don't have glaucoma, but I swear this one strain I smoked made my vision clearer. Which is why the Fed Gvt is funding studies to see what are all the benefits are of using it. Despite the backwards laws they have to lock up ppl for possession of the herb, If you smoke, try to do so cleanly, either with a bong or vaporizer. Smoking with cigar wraps and papers are hard on your body and can cause health issues like cancer of the oral cavity or throat or lungs. So please be smart about your method of usage. I have heard good and bad reviews about the CBD oil which is derived from marijuana. It's the chemical portion of the herb that matches a receptor we have in our brain that is a perfect fit. The oil is expensive for a small amount and you don't get the high, munchies or worry about the smell from smoking. So best of luck to you.

July 21, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Morgan Freeman does this for his Fibro, or so I have read. I claims it works.

July 21, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

It doesn't cause Anymore Cavities then other foods. As long as you keep up on teeth brushing.

July 21, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Anyone now how to get what I need to vape it?

February 4, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

I normally make butter to cook with and won't smoke it rolled. I want to try tea next might work well for bed time.

July 21, 2016

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