There is now a generic version of Marinol (THC pill) with my insurance I paid about $10 for a months worth. It can be prescribed by Dr's even in states where marijuana is illegal. My PCP gave it to me when I was traveling out of state to see the panc specialists. It helps a bit for me but not near as well as the real thing and I've been given it right along with Dilauded when in the hospital. The only two doctors I've had that didn't approve of it were: My former Oncologist, who knew nothing about pancreatitis or even pancreatic cancer for that mater, and wanted to send me to the addiction/ pain clinic when I have my pain under control and offered to prescribe stronger pain meds. The only other doc that didn't approve was a psychiatrist who wanted to put me on Remeron which has side effects way worse than mmj.

here in NJ they dont have CP on the list for mj but they do for severe back issues, so at least my husband will be able to get it.

Troy, I can fly it dude. I am pretty darn good at flying the paper airplanes I make I am sure I can fly your rocket , and I just happened to score some edible MJ going to try it when I get a really good episode going to make it count. It is a lemon pound cake made with hemp oil and they told me it is very potent

ok Wayne my address is........lol!

Don't forget me!

My address hell what's yours I'll be there when ur ready to cut it, i'll be in the pup tent on ur lawn, hee hee hee...I expect once you've had a big piece of that pound cake you won't need my rocket ship, hee hee hee

I know I have said it before but is cesamet available in the states? It is mj in a synthetic form, and from what I gather you don't need special permission to get it. My doctor just wrote the script and I got it filled, and it was covered on my benefits and my benefits are not very good. Haven't tried it yet, saving it for when I am really bad. But something to ask your doctors about.

let us know.... I actually heard of a few ppl who it does NOT work for...but most ppl say it does...... sooo let us know.....

This guy that gave me it says he has fibromyalgia and that's the reason he uses it, from what I hear that disease really hurts and he says it takes about 28 minutes ( yes he really said 28 minutes lol) but he says it really takes his pain level from an 8 to a strong 2 then he said with hemp his nausea goes completely away, as soon as I take it I will keep you updated

Way cool and my wife has fibro so yes I know about how much it hurts her so I imagine it is the same for most of em but all her doctor will give her is tramadol which is a joke when it comes to that stuff, just wish I could convince her to move, hee hee hee, she ain't havin no truck with my rocket ship...oh well....

Isn't tramadol like a aspirin

as per Wkipedia:
Tramadol hydrochloride (trademarked as Conzip, Ryzolt, Ultracet, Ultram in the USA, Ralivia and Zytram XL in Canada) is a centrally acting synthetic analgesic used to treat moderate to moderately severe pain. The drug has a wide range of applications, including treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, restless legs syndrome, motor neurone disease and fibromyalgia. It was launched and marketed as Tramal by the German pharmaceutical company Grnenthal GmbH in 1977.[1][2]

Tramadol is a very weak -opioid receptor agonist, induces serotonin release, and inhibits the reuptake of norepinephrine.[3][4] Tramadol is converted to O-desmethyltramadol, a significantly more potent -opioid agonist. The opioid agonistic effect of tramadol and its major metabolite(s) is almost exclusively mediated by such -opioid receptors. This further distinguishes tramadol from opioids in general (including morphine), which do not possess tramadol's degree of receptor subtype selectivity and which are much stronger opiate-receptor agonists. Similarly, the habituating properties of tramadol (such as they are) are arguably mainly due to -opioid agonism with contributions from serotonergic and noradrenergic effects.