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by sergior 10y ago
How about they look into their business partner Saudi Arabia first? It sounds like as if they let this country poison the minds of mentally ill people in hope the attacks they carry on could be used as an excuse to expand control of the soc
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by sergior 10y ago
Thank you for that, but this will not work. She will not believe in comments of some random people on the internet. My choice is to leave her and self medicate, but that will be viewed as "marijuana changed him" and I am pretty su
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by sergior 10y ago
I wish it was that simple. My girlfriend said if it is not prescribed by a doctor I shouldn't be taking it and started calling me an addict. I personally don't recognize these laws, but I know unlucky people that were caught and
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by sergior 10y ago
I tried pregabalin and it was even worse for me, I though I will die.
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by sergior 10y ago
For me it was like feeling sick, having blocked nose, trouble breathing, tiredness and later on having anxiety that wouldn't not go away. Oh and trouble with thinking - I was not able to formulate sentences the way I wanted and my min
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by sergior 10y ago
For me it worked much better than opioids, but where I live it is illegal and not all variety works the same. It is a real shame and makes me feel sad, because it could be real life changer for me. I tried things like CBD oil that is legal,
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by sergior 10y ago
The study obviously has an agenda.
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by sergior 10y ago
I was prescribed Gabapentin for neuropathic pain and it did little for the pain but brought in a whole lot of nasty side effects. I was feeling terribly sick and everyday getting more depressed and thinking I am going to die and then severe