Here in Arizona we have legal medical MJ too.  I had been taking massive
quantities of narcotics for my cancer pain, and last fall one of my doctors
discussed medical MJ with me.  I was going to get a medical MJ card, but
before I did, my doctors decided that I would benefit most from a pump which
administers narcotics directly into my spinal fluid.  In December of 2012, I
was hospitalized to have a pump implanted into my upper left abdomen.  A
thin catheter runs from the pump all the way around to my lower spine.  The
catheter goes into my spine, and is snaked all the way up to about shoulder
blade height, right along with my spinal cord.  The pump holds 40 CC of
Dilaudid, Fentanyl, Baclofen, and Bupivicaine, and dispenses it directly
into my spinal fluid which is far more efficient and effective than taking
pills or wearing patches.

If I hadn't had this pump implanted in me, I would have gotten a medical MJ
card, but once I got the pump, there was no longer a need for one.

73, Alan


Alan R. Downing
Phoenix, AZ


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From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
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Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2013 3:08 AM
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Subject: Re: Anoying radio Interference Issue

I wonder if they shared samples?  Better the hams than the feds even now 
that pot is legal in Colorado.

Can you imagine, visiting a neighbor and he says,
wanta beer, a joint and a dozen cookies!!


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