Standard medical forms should have standard answers. Standard questions requiring answers from today's doctors are often invasive. Information they contain may be irrelevant to circumstances.
Licensing is another puzzling preposition.
.This should be the standard answer for the standard marijuana medical license application.
The
standard medical form for filing pain intensity is both misguiding and judgmental. It is
an inaccuracy in respect that one’s ten may be another’s one. Can that eliminate them, either one?
Answering that
question is subjective only in the eye of the beholder. I in fact suffer a somewhat uncomfortable and
debilitating degenerative bone disease.
Modern medicines are said to be addictive. I find them to feel poison; having
experienced sickness after consumption of such recommended to me by doctors.
Homeopathic
medicines are preferred by many who share my illness, with somewhat better
success than the more damaging medications prescribed by doctors of larger
institutions. It is ultimately the
patient choice of prescription or medication taken for illness.
Other factors
associated with illness are muscle weakness and spasms. How does medication affect them? Labels on bottles associated with
pharmaceuticals explain risk factors.
Many of those risks may become more serious than the initial disease, or
cause or intensify the same side effects as the disease. So far, Marijuana has
been shown to have fewer side effects than many modern medicines, and may cause
fewer deaths, when used conservatively.
Marijuana use is
still against both Federal and State laws.
Its use is State licensed in some states in part, only because a
majority of people voted for its recognized use as medicinal. Admitting to using Marijuana is currently tantamount
to boasting of a felonious activity. My
occupation does not allow Felons.
People who use
marijuana claim that proper use calms both nerves and relaxes muscles. Some may tell you that while it is not a
perfect pain killer, it may otherwise occupy nerve cells to work better and
divert or disburse (balance pain). Pain impedes
both mental and physical health. People
who suffer with debilitating illnesses such as mine, claim and exhibit better
or improved health patterns while using marijuana. I happen to believe them.
