There are so many avenues in which cannabis is benefical to Parkinson's patients.
Here's another video of some incredibly attractive PD patient (stained shirt and all). My biggest side effect is the fact that I can't sit still. Constantly moving creates enormous muscular skeletal paim. It's kind of like exercising and although you know it's time to stop you can't!
It's become a part of my life. I've learned to appreciate and respect the things in life that make me feel better. My admiration for cannabis is on an entirely new level. When it makes you feel whole again or it helps you, even if just for a moment forget the challenge it's all worth it.
Unfortunately it doesn't last long. A dose usually lasts about 20 minutes for me.
I wanted to walk you through a dose and show you what it actually looks like in a video.
When in need of a dose or perhaps I'm between patches or having a difficult moment the PD usually starts by making my legs restless. I get anxious and can't sit down or stand still. My hands and shoulders start to show dyskenisia and tremors. My muscles, especially large muscle groups start to clinch and tighten. It feels almost as if my muscles are trying to break my bones from the inside out.
Sometimes when I use the restroom and like any normal person would I use the muscles in my stomach to help squeeze. Guees what? Sometimes they lock up and I go into dystonic spasms on the toilet and I hold in the scream because I don't worry my family.
I was on the phone with my best friend earlier and I said I understand a saying now that I've heard within the Parkinson's community.
PD only kills about 5% of its victims but the other 95% would gladly take that route rather than deal with that pain.
I'm not one of those fuckers and cannabis helps me prove my point. Watch it reverse my symptoms. I wish you could see my smile at the end.