> I cannot describe to you how much more effective it was than the opioids. The pain wasn't gone, but it was just an interesting sensation now I had that exper

> I cannot describe to you how much more effective it was than the opioids. The pain wasn't gone, but it was just an interesting sensation now I had that experience too when I dropped something heavy on my toe, which sounds a lot funnier than it felt when the pressure under my toe went up (which I should have relieved by puncturing the nail, which I was not capable of doing to myself at that point)! But weed didn't make the pain go away, it just made it tolerable somehow. And I managed to puncture the nail after all. I also saw someone with chronic pain get prescribed oxycontin, which isn't only very addictive, it also didn't work for her the way weed did. And with the latter being not-so-addictive, it would only make sense to me to use it more often for pain relief. It can be such a relief for so many people.