Kellysingh ji
I'm not going to say what you should do, but I think like Harryji has stated that you know deep inside whats wrong or not.
There is obviously some degree of guilt, which is why you had raised the question in the first place. But, if you were hoping that someone would agree and give you OK-no problem- just carry on. then i'm afraid you are wrong.
I'm not going to argue or have a debate but I think you should ask yourself a few questions.
Had you taken this in any form before your back problem?
Have you tried any other medication? if so why did that route cease??
Have you tried any other alernative treatments, like acupuncture, deep tissue massage, chinese herbal, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy...etc.....etc..??
Chronic back pain and your physician prescribing green bud to smoke!! I find this very hard to believe.. Somewhere along the line there has been some tangential misintepretation or a there are alot more steps missing in the cascade of events.
Without having a full diagnoses and medical history I cannot tell you not to smoke cannabis or wether you should carry on.
I'm aware as I explained in the earlier post that Cannabis is available on prescription subject to strict criteria being fulfilled.
I also mentioned that I'm aware that certain beings will demand it from their prescriber, some will be prescribed say the tablet form But they will use this as a green light to buy the raw street form which will be a lot cheaper than pharmaceutical grade. Alot do use this route if there medical insurance does not cover the costs.
Like I stated previously, I am not asking you to disclose any information as no one except yourself can deal with your own personal medical problem. All we can do is advise.
It seems to me that if you are honest enough to ask yourself and answer the above questions, it should help you come to a conclusion.
I hope it makes you realise that there may be other options instead of looking for a thumbs up in your chosen option.
I'm not going to say that looking at the Nihangs is clarifying justification in your action.
As this is a very unappropriate step to take, they are what they are, being one just because cannabis can be part of your life seems totally wrong.
Chronic back pain can be controlled with a good success rate without cannabis.
Waheguru
Luckysingh
I'm not going to say what you should do, but I think like Harryji has stated that you know deep inside whats wrong or not.
There is obviously some degree of guilt, which is why you had raised the question in the first place. But, if you were hoping that someone would agree and give you OK-no problem- just carry on. then i'm afraid you are wrong.
I'm not going to argue or have a debate but I think you should ask yourself a few questions.
Had you taken this in any form before your back problem?
Have you tried any other medication? if so why did that route cease??
Have you tried any other alernative treatments, like acupuncture, deep tissue massage, chinese herbal, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy...etc.....etc..??
Chronic back pain and your physician prescribing green bud to smoke!! I find this very hard to believe.. Somewhere along the line there has been some tangential misintepretation or a there are alot more steps missing in the cascade of events.
Without having a full diagnoses and medical history I cannot tell you not to smoke cannabis or wether you should carry on.
I'm aware as I explained in the earlier post that Cannabis is available on prescription subject to strict criteria being fulfilled.
I also mentioned that I'm aware that certain beings will demand it from their prescriber, some will be prescribed say the tablet form But they will use this as a green light to buy the raw street form which will be a lot cheaper than pharmaceutical grade. Alot do use this route if there medical insurance does not cover the costs.
Like I stated previously, I am not asking you to disclose any information as no one except yourself can deal with your own personal medical problem. All we can do is advise.
It seems to me that if you are honest enough to ask yourself and answer the above questions, it should help you come to a conclusion.
I hope it makes you realise that there may be other options instead of looking for a thumbs up in your chosen option.
I'm not going to say that looking at the Nihangs is clarifying justification in your action.
As this is a very unappropriate step to take, they are what they are, being one just because cannabis can be part of your life seems totally wrong.
Chronic back pain can be controlled with a good success rate without cannabis.
Waheguru
Luckysingh