LivWell pot shop is great!

Jimmy.. unless you live on a remote island.. I would say flying to CO would be a waste of time & money!:laughing7:

You can check the current price anywhere in the U.S. right here...

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Hey Number9! Thanks for the link. But I have to keep it legal. I jest when I say I'll fly to Colorado. I'd need a much better reason than going there just to get high. Yes, the only way I can keep it legal is to partake in a state where it is legal. And I'm not so much concerned about the price as I am about the quality. Local dealers cannot provide real quality, whatever they may claim. As for buying a product from a source and shipping that product... That is asking for law enforcement to knock down my front door. No thanks! And local dealers... they would out me in a heartbeat if push came to shove. No, I'll pass until it is, either, legal in my state or I happen to be in a state where it is legal. I've learned a lot of patience during my years of being on the road.

Jimmy
 

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Hey Number9! Thanks for the link. But I have to keep it legal. Thus, the only way I can do that is to partake in a state where it is legal. And I'm not so much concerned about the price as I am about the quality. Local dealers cannot provide real quality, whatever they may claim. As for buying a product from a source and shipping that product... That is asking for law enforcement to knock down my front door. No thanks! And local dealers... they would out me in a heartbeat if push came to shove. No, I'll pass until it is, either, legal in my state or I happen to be in a state where it is legal. I've learned a lot of patience during my years of being on the road.

Jimmy

This was presented just to show what a joke our cannabis laws are in!
I don't smoke marijuana anymore.. and haven't in several years. I would like the laws to be changed so it can be used as
medicine.

Great looking car you have!!

Best at ya!
Wayne
 

This was presented just to show what a joke our cannabis laws are in!
I don't smoke marijuana anymore.. and haven't in several years. I would like the laws to be changed so it can be used as
medicine.

Great looking car you have!!

Best at ya!
Wayne

Wayne, sounds like we are in agreement. I'd like to be able to freely and legally partake. I cannot drink. My liver is shot. I had Hepatitis 'C', probably from Vietnam, which the Veteran's Administration doctors cured last year. But that doesn't cure the liver of damage done by years of the disease working on it. Thus, scotch and beer are out. I don't need to get high on anything, which I don't do at present. But it would be nice if I had something like pot to acquire the occasional lifting of the spirits.

Jimmy
 

Wayne, sounds like we are in agreement. I'd like to be able to freely and legally partake. I cannot drink. My liver is shot. I had Hepatitis 'C', probably from Vietnam, which the Veteran's Administration doctors cured last year. But that doesn't cure the liver of damage done by years of the disease working on it. Thus, scotch and beer are out. I don't need to get high on anything, which I don't do at present. But it would be nice if I had something like pot to acquire the occasional lifting of the spirits.



Jimmy

Meant to reply sooner.

Yes.. many things were brought back from Nam.. have had many friends with problems, guess I was lucky?
Hepatitis 'C' is a hard road to travel! Even if you get it cured you may have problems later?
You being new to the board, you may not know I'm a herbalist. I'm self taught, my mother and grandmother were high degree in herb and natural medicines.. I'm no where near the level they were on!

The #1 herb for post Hepatitis 'C' is high quality milk thistle supplement. The most potent component of the milk thistle plant is
silybin phytosome and can be bought. Do your own research to see if it may help in your condition.
 

Hep C is NEVER CURED..treatment lowers viral count to very little, but once a person has it..they have it forever..nothing to fool around with!

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The Hep C virus can be considered “cured”, if the virus remains cleared from your blood at the 6-month mark after treatment has finished. This is called a sustained virologic response (SVR), and data suggest that you will stay virus free indefinitely. - American Liver Foundation
 

Point is..you still have it!! You are never free of it, can't give blood etc for a reason and cannot use with etc..I'm giving medical info from Stanford..it's accurate..I'm not into debating the subject

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Point is..you still have it!! You are never free of it, can't give blood etc for a reason and cannot use with etc..I'm giving medical info from Stanford..it's accurate..I'm not into debating the subject

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Well,what other reason for hanging out in a pot shop?:laughing7: Awwww.8-)
 

I meant to say cannot use etoh. ..lol!

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Mmmm Hmmmm.:D
What is etoh? Ethanol or alcohol science database? This is getting contagious now.:drunken_smilie: Better open a window.
 

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Alcohol..silly.:))

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Seriously though. important info. Someone I know does not know how it was acquired but does judiciously guard her liver.
 

Point is..you still have it!! You are never free of it, can't give blood etc for a reason and cannot use with etc..I'm giving medical info from Stanford..it's accurate..I'm not into debating the subject

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I don't have any first hand knowledge.. just what I've read in reports.
Maybe after treatment it becomes dormant in you system without the effects?
 

It becomes negligible. .that's why you cannot drink etc..if you have a liver transplant, the new liver will eventually have it..no studies yet on long term prognosis after treatment

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The thought is that if the viral load is very low, you will not end v up with liver cancer etc..guess it remains to be seen..have a family member who contracted this in Viet nam

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Didn't some of the first live vaccines end up giving some recipients the actual disease?

sent from a potato...
 

No..there has never been a vaccine for hep c

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Maybe it was hep b?

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Hey Guys & Gals! Speaking from experience, I was clear of Hep 'C' at the 6 month test. The VA considers me free of the disease. No one has said anything about donating blood or not. But I wouldn't anyway. My Hep 'C' first hit me in about 1981 while I was working at the Midland Nuclear Power Plant in Midland, MI. I got so bad that all it could do was sit and stare at the wall. I didn't have enough energy to even lift my finger. Back then there was no test for Hep 'C'. The doctors couldn't find anything wrong. So, they, basically, called me a lazy good for nothing, said it was a mental problem and told me to get back to work. Wow!! That was a really big help! I took a month off work, went to the health club every other day for a two to three hour workout and jogged a mile every morning. By the time the month was over and it was time to go back to work, I felt great. I continued the workouts spending almost every evening at the health club lifting weights, jogging, etc. And my health stayed good. I beat whatever it was that was making me feel so bad. Plus, I made idiots out of the doctors who had dismissed me as a 'good-for-nothing'. Then in 1992, while working at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in Avila Beach, CA, Hep 'C' hit me again. This time I noticed it when I went to the health club for my daily workout. One day I'd do the upper body and the next day I'd do the lower body workout. Normally, I'd begin my workout with a 5 minute ride on the stationary bike using a high tension. Then I'd do 20 extreme sit-ups on the 'Roman Chair'. After this I was ready to rock & roll with, either, the lower body or the upper body workout. However, suddenly I couldn't do that anymore. I had no energy. I'd do the bike and I was already cooked. This time the doctor found the problem. At this time in California, there was a test for Hep 'C'. The doctor did a liver biopsy and found that I had chronic cirrhosis of the liver. The prognosis was not good. People were dying from Hep 'C' and I knew and felt why that was. Zero energy!! Stare at the wall and don't move at all. So, I planned on dying. I took disability from work, began receiving Social Security Disability benefits and I went home to die. I was 47 years old. For the next 3 or 4 years I sat and I stared at the wall. But I hung around at my friend's car restoration business watching as he restored old cars. That kept my engineering mind busy. And it was okay for me to just sit. After, basically, resting for those 3 or 4 years, I began to have more energy. All this time I was still quite strong from lifting weights. I just didn't have the energy or the desire to do anything. Strength without energy is wasted. But because I was not forced to continue to work, not forced to be somewhere at a certain time each and every day and not forced to do things because a boss told me I had to do them, I rested. And I recovered enough energy to begin to have a sort of normal life again. However, I was very limited in how I could spend that energy. If I overdid things, I'd pay for it for the next week or so, until my liver could recuperate (I'd guess). Now, the Hep 'C' is not visible. But my energy level is still going down. This means that the liver is slowly deteriorating, even though the disease is pretty much enactive. I'm trying to lift weights again. I'm trying to jog again. But if I hit it too hard during the week by Friday I'm hurting and sick and have no energy. But by Monday, I've regained enough to begin self torture again. At the moment I'm recovering from an injury. I have to wait for the injury to heal. Then I'll go at it again. But this next time, I won't add weight too quickly. I have to realized that now I'm 67 years old. I ain't 20 no more.

But back to smoking pot... I sincerely believe that getting high off the right combination of pot ingredients would help me find more energy and more determination. It did it for me after I came home from Vietnam. I think it could do it for me again.
 

Sounds like a Sativa strain is what you're looking for?

Benefits of Sativa:
1. Feelings of well-being and at-ease
2. Up-lifting and cerebral thoughts
3. Stimulates and energizes
4. Increases focus and creativity
5. Fights depression
 

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