Subforum Suggestions

[t-pain]

a thread for forum suggestions, so we can get out of patient issues forum.

[t-pain]

i think we should get rid of 'coming clean' subforum.

22 topics in 3+ years. not very productive. i think lawyers and LEO know better than to admit stuff like that on a public website.

 

ideas for a subforum to replace it are welcome!

Edited November 27, 2013 by t-pain

[trichcycler]

For best return I would label thread headings as, and each separate.

 

Treating Cancers with Medical Marijuana

Treating Glaucoma with Medical Marijuana

 

and so on

 

 

Cancer
* Glaucoma
* Positive status for human immunodeficiency virus
* Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
* Hepatitis C
* Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS - Lou Gehrig's Disease)
* Crohn's disease
* Agitation of Alzheimer's disease
* Nail patella



* cachexia or wasting syndrome;
* severe and chronic pain;
* nausea;
* seizures, including but not limited to those characteristic of epilepsy;
* severe and persistent muscle spasms, including but not limited to those characteristic of multiple sclerosis

[jointedone]

Good idea. I can help with the IBDs and Crohns stuff.

[trichcycler]

any forward movement on these great ideas ?  I believe patients are on the edge of their seats waiting for an information depot like the ones suggested. what better place to visit for it?

i think we should get rid of 'coming clean' subforum.

22 topics in 3+ years. not very productive. i think lawyers and LEO know better than to admit stuff like that on a public website.

 

ideas for a subforum to replace it are welcome!

[trichcycler]

Like lightning ! you're awesome man.

I hope you dined in pleasure yesterday.

 

good day

I will get on it right now.

[trichcycler]

Excellent ! I hope patients and caregivers utilize this addition.

 

thank you !

[GregS]

Too bad we've never had a physician or qualified health care professional around that would speak to our conditions. Can we put feelers out for any of those people to contribute?

[jointedone]

Well,you do have patients here that can tell their story. I don't know why Drs are so afraid of MMJ. The know nothing about it,and NOTHING about the law. They seem to think they will get in trouble legally and they won't! But heres some more opiates for your pain and you are a drug addict. I just don't get it.

[trichcycler]

doctors function as a tool for the big pharma. cannabis is not patented, and makes no money for big pharma. Big pharma does not incentivize cannabis therapy, like it may the myriad of rx they offer. Cannabis offers no ill side effects, which may require further medications to be administered. a couple reasons why docs play ignorant around marijuana imo

[Celliach]

Too bad we've never had a physician or qualified health care professional around that would speak to our conditions. Can we put feelers out for any of those people to contribute?

Well you already chased one away.

[imiubu]

Bravo! And, good riddance

He never addressed Health issues anyway Celli, he was too busy self promoting and

infering that patients & caregivers deserved go to jail, even went as far as to say one member

'deserved what he got'.  Bad juju for a doc making his living off the backs of patients

 

JMHO

 

 

edit spelling

Edited December 12, 2013 by imiubu

[imiubu]

To lead the thread back on subject... Great job on the subforums !

[jointedone]

Good idea.Could you tell me where they are?

Edited December 15, 2013 by jointedone

[GregS]

Well you already chased one away.

 

Holding with the COA in Hartwick was despicable. To insist that caregivers be put in harms way for things that are rightly the responsibility of the physician and patient was the last straw. Continuing empty headed arguments that the law does not mean what it says are stupid and harmful. The guy never spoke up to help anyone with their debilitating conditions, even when asked. Insulting me regarding a medical condition made it personal. I will chase any other away who does the same. I am the guy you don't want to fuk with.

 

He is no patient. He is no caregiver. He is a fraud. Good riddance.

Edited December 13, 2013 by GregS

[GregS]

I had a great day yesterday, very thankful for it. All of the categories are complete now, if there are other that should be deleted or merged, please make suggestions. Also, I wrote a descriptive sentence or two about a few of the conditions, if anyone would like to contribute text for some of the others I'll put it in.

Thanks zap. Better late than never.