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Autism Parent Blog
Parent-child Do you use medical marijuana if it helped you to a disease or condition they have?
I read a article on how medical marijuana could help children with autism and ADHD. Here's the blog: http://www.momlogic.com/2009/11/can_marijuana_help_kids_with_autism.php I'm curious to know how many parents give their children made cookies with pot (or something like that) to help people with autism / ADHD .. etc.. If you, why? If you would not, why? You see it different than giving your child a pill of Ritalin or Adderall (SP)? ** Do not try to generate debate. I really interested in what other point of view of parents on this TD ** No Me. Thank you for all the opinions =) I never said that helped. I said he could help.
I prefer to give my child something natural to pay pharmaceutical companies to achieve a friggin synthesis that causes more problems than it solves. When I was diagnosed with depression, any pill they gave me came with a myriad of side effects. One of them made me freak at work. My doctor told me only 1% people who take this drug have this reaction. Lucky me. I lost that job, and subsequently decided not to take any more medication. Why Have we lost sight of the fact that marijuana is a plant, it is natural and has many great healing qualities, and out bad If hungry, no adverse effects? Ritalin and its counterparts, however, are processed chemicals, and, more or less, just speed a fancy name, and much more harmful and dangerous than marijuana. Pharmaceutical companies lobby the government to force us to take their pills they bad get rich, and prevent us from using marijuana, because any fool can grow a plant on his windowsill, and they can not make money off of it. It is always on the money.
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