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The Faces Of Medical Marijuana

by Joe Klare

This month’s “Faces of Medical Marijuana” interview is with a legal medical cannabis patient from El Cajon, CA named Moises a.k.a @TheStonedJoker on Twitter.

“TheStonedJoker” is 25 years old and works a full-time job in construction, which is a prime example of medical marijuana patients being able to overcome their ailments and function well in society.

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The 420 Times: What ailments do you use cannabis to treat?

TheStonedJoker: I use it mainly for anxiety.

420: How long have you been a legal patient?

TSJ: I’ve just recently got my medi card, about a month ago.

420: When did you start using cannabis?

TSJ: I started using bud when I was about fourteen.

420: Did you use recreationally at first?

TSJ: Yeah, just with friends you know? At kick backs, party’s or with my girl at the time.

420: How hard was it for you to get your medical marijuana card? Can you tell
me a little about the experience of getting it?

TSJ: For me it was exciting and it took a lot of stress away because I used to carry my medication with me and now I feel comfortable and relaxed with the medi card. Now I’m excited because I want to go to every medi shop. I’ve even been looking at medi shops in other county’s and states “ROADTRIP”! And it wasn’t hard at all because I had a lot of symptoms to check off  and I had prescriptions that help control my symptoms.

420: What would your life be like without cannabis?

TSJ: I’d probably be taking more pills.

420: Did doctors ever try to put you on prescription medication? If so,
what kind and why?

TSJ: Yeah and I’m still on them. I take two pills for anxiety; one is Zoloft and the other is Ativan.

420: Do you find that certain strains work best for you? If so, which ones?

TSJ: I prefer my sativas and indicas. I don’t really care for hybrids.

420: What did your parents and other authority figures tell you about
cannabis when you were growing up?

TSJ: Well school always use to say drug free the way to be (DARE), but I never cared what they said and my my mom and pops never knew I smoked till now, but I always knew they smoked when I was growing up.

420: Have you ever been in legal trouble due to cannabis?

TSJ: I have never got into legal trouble with bud and trust me they had their chance.

420: Are you active in medical marijuana politics in your state?

TSJ: Yes, but not as much as I should be. I’ve been looking into it since I’ve got my medi card.

420: What are your thoughts on full marijuana legalization for adults?

TSJ: I think everyone has smoked bud before!  When I go into medi shops I trip about the people that do smoke; I’m talking about old, young, rich, poor, EVERYBODY!  I just think the government is scared to make it legal!

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  • Richard

    Just like TSJ, I thank God above for Cannabis.

  • Richard

    The very moment Dr. Eidelman gave me his recommendation, I lost all desire to drink alcohol ever again. Baruch Hashem.

  • Don

    In the interest of knowing more about what benefits cannabis has, I’ve created a petition to have the government disclose all known beneficial aspects of cannabis. If you think that might be a nice idea, please sign the petition at http://wh.gov/4y0. (Until there are 150 signatures the petition won’t be visible except through this link.)
    Thanks,
    Don

  • Mark

    Did it occur to anyone that cannabis is still a schedule 1 drug.
    If a worker is hurt on.the job and test positive, they are not covered by workers comp.
    Discrimination!

  • seabourne

    We petition the obama administration to:

    Reconcider all petitions on cannabis without input from the ONDCP because they are required to oppose legalization.

    According to Title VII Office of National Drug Control Policy Reauthorization Act of 1998: Responsibilities: The Director “Drug Czar” (12) shall ensure that no Federal funds . . . study or contract relating to the legalization (for a medical use or any other use) of a substance listed in schedule I of section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812) and take such actions as necessary to oppose any attempt to legalize the use of a substance (in any form) that–
    (A) is listed in schedule I of section 202 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812); and (B) has not been approved for use for medical purposes by the Food and Drug Administration;

    Therefore the office of the ONDCP is not reliable. Science has shown it to be less harmful than alcohol and for many a safe medicine.

    Sign this petition at:
    Short URL: http://wh.gov/jd6
    Save and Share this URL: https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitions/!/petition/reconcider-all-petitions-cannabis-without-input-ondcp-because-they-are-required-oppose-legalization/m6k12t24

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