I have Stopped the Vomiting Cycle 7 times or more BECAUSE OF POT! and
vaporizing it. I’ve been in the hospital 14 times over the years, it is absolute agony! I vomit blood like a volcano – red red blood! I get so stripped raw in my stomach… I feel half dead when I get out of the hospital. It takes a month or more to get back to feeling normal. It’s HELL.

I Know for a fact that VAPORIZING POT STOPS THE CYCLE!
If I start to get sick I vaporize and lay down.
(I think smoking it was too harsh on the stomach) The switch may be the key.

(It helps with the stress of HAVING CVS too! I thought 2009 was gonna kill me)

PS: My heart goes out to those of you with this horrible DISEASE.
(yeah I found that out too – -it’s #9 on the top ten Rare Disease List.

Dr Breen

your best bet is to present your medical history and if possible get documentation from your doctor to show that marijuana helps you with the symptoms (and hopefully to get the court to understand the severity of your condition, since many people have never heard of CVS). Even without medical marijuana laws in Oklahoma, a sympathetic jury might move for acquittal, and (less likely) a sympathetic prosecutor may drop the case (DA’s are elected or appointed officials and must maintain decent public opinion, or their career is over, so they sometimes drop unpopular cases.) I have a friend in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program who was arrested in Washington State (which also has medical cannabis laws) with less than an ounce. The DA dropped the case because he thought prosecuting medicinal marijuana patients (even though the defendant was not officially offered protection when outside Oregon) would make him look bad to the voting public (especially since WA voters are sympathetic medical marijuana use, and many would like to see an end to cannabis prohibition altogether).

After the case is over, I would move to Oregon if possible, we have the most lenient medical marijuana laws in the union (you can grow 24 plants, of which 6 may be mature, flowering plants of any size, and the remaining 18 must be clones or seedlings no more than 12″ in height or diameter. You may possess up to 24 ounces of dried, cured medicine, identified as only fully dried flowers and leaves; stems and roots don’t count toward your limit, and neither does bud on the plant or still drying) and the system is overseen by the Department of Human Services (the food stamps people), so they consider it their mission to help you get legal; if you meet the requirements, they HAVE to give you your permit (unlike in some other MMJ states (like Hawaii) where State Narcotics Bureaus run the system, and they try like hell to bust you even though you are only trying to comply with the law). I got pulled over by OSP with a few ounces in the car; he said “I smell Marijuana.” I explained what I had in the car and showed him my OMMP patient card; he handed it back to me and asked if I was currently under the influence (it is still illegal to drive on cannabis, just as with many other legal medicines). I said no, he gave me my speeding ticket, and let me go. He never even asked the exact amount of pot I had, or seemed the least bit interested in seeing the pot. He did not check with the DHS to see if my card was legitimate. He certainly didn’t try to search my car for weapons, cash or scales (these would have indicated that I was possibly abusing the OMMP program and illegally selling my medical supply). Overall, police departments in Oregon are supportive (or at least cooperative) to the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program; a couple of county sheriffs have taken it upon themselves to try to reinvent the law, but they tend to be kept in line by the court of appeals, which always overturns their unfair and illegal actions. (A friend of mine had his concealed weapon permit revoked twice when the Washington Co. Sheriff found out he was a medical marijuana patient, but has defeated the sheriff both times in the Oregon State Court of Appeals)

How can I explain that:
1) I take a very limited dose (1/4 ounce tinctured in alcohol per month)
2) I had the CVS long before I tried the medical marijuana
3)We’ve been through everything else and nothing else works?

I also use the marijuana for pain, and it works. But she doesn’t believe me… Are there studies on this?