But, if I remember, I will probably try to pack some snow on top of the soil for the last few days of floweringā¦Iāll do it on one and compares with the others to see if thereās anything to this ābro-scienceā thingā¦
Im thinking if topping a couple of my plants gulp.
Will keep them down lower avoiding more attention from the spying police helicopters
When and if they buzz the property later in February
The excruciating pain should stop in a couple of weeks. When it gets really cold and a lot less humidity, then the pain subsides. Itās the same every year. It gets really bad, for a month or so, during the change from fall to winter and another month when spring comes.
Back in 1990, I was working in construction building sewer systems and streets and things like that. I had to chain some cement pipe freshly delivered to the worksite. While I was chaining one of the pipes, the truck operator screwed up with his levers and rammed the boom smack in the middle of my back, right between the shoulder blades. He squished me against the pipe. That messed up 5 of my vertebres. My boss contested my assurance claim and he paid the operator to lie in court. So I lost everything, I couldnāt work, and I wasnāt getting any health support. I lost everything.
I rebuilt myself from the ground up. And slowly learned to build computers by myself and eventually I got a decent job, in 2000, for Staples as a computer consultant⦠Fast forward to 2007 where a huge color laser printer fell from a height of roughly 16 feet smack on my head⦠Screwed up 3 vertebres in my neck!
This time around, I won in court and I had a bit of medical help trying to get me back in shape. But the neurologist told me that on a younger guy they would have operated, but being a bit older, I was too much at risk to operateā¦
So ever since, every year it gets worse. Every fall and spring is a nightmare, pain wise. I can barely walk upright and the pain makes it hard to breathe normally. I was fed morphine for the longest time⦠(8 years), where I couldnāt do anything because I was too stoned all the times and couldnāt āoperateā any machinery, including cars. So I couldnāt work.
I wanted to find a doctor to prescribe cannabis to me, but back then it wasnāt legal or even that well known, so every doctor refused. I finally found someone about 8-10 years ago and I switched to cannabis. I feel the pain a lot more during the days, but at least I can work now.
Wow that was an intence story Kaptain just another working man getting taken out by the man. Congratulations on where you are brother. Deel with back pain everyday not a crushing accident but just plain construction pushing ourselves to the limit. Now my bodys getting even with me. Tjanks again for sharing Kaptain
Holy crap Kapt!! Can only imagine the pain my friend. Thatās horrible considering the spine supports all aspects of mobility. Youāre a tough man Brother and stoked that cannabis provides some reliefā¦.8 years on morphine must have been hell being in a zombie state daily. My hats off to ya and appreciate you sharing that story. Sending feel good vibes your way
Out of likes! But brother KAP! Ur 1 strong man!
Sorry to hear everything! And glad yu are even still here to talk with us!
Yu are blessed! Hope all is well brother and yu get some peace from the pain!