With Covid causing various complications, it definitely does not seem to be the safest way to get my meds
I have been a solid medical cannabis patient for approximately 3 years. When I was in my thirties, I did not easily think that cannabis should be legalized for medical use. I did not suppose it had any purpose as an actual pain reliever or a medicinal herb, but my opinion on cannabis changed fast after my doctor urged me to start going with medical cannabis. I suffer from a severe and debilitating disease known as crohnes. The disease affects my digestive system in a few weird ways and it can be extremely painful. The inflammation causes horrible bloating and severe discomfort. There are times when I can’t eat or drink and there are even certain afternoons when I can’t get out of bed because the pain is really bad. I was at the end of my rope with the disease and ready to try just about anything the doctor prescribed. When he mentioned cannabis, I leaped on the bandwagon. That was roughly 3 years ago and I continue to use medical cannabis to help with the major irritation and pain, and swelling. I’ve even found a few cannabinoid supplements that actually work wonderful in addition to the THC. My flare ups are genuinely less frequent and I have less trips to the doctor and emergency room. Last year I went to the cannabis shop to get a few edibles and I found out that they are going to start a delivery service starting next week. With Covid causing various complications, it definitely does not seem to be the safest way to get my meds. I look forward to seeing how the delivery service actually is. I’m not far from the store, but I certainly hate leaving the dwelling when it rains.