@Duh-BanjoPicker Chin up dawg!! These little ladies will help you find your happy again. Pour the love in and they’ll respond exponentially in return.
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Unfortunately, these are half and half. Also, the psychedelic is heavily reduced. It would still fail a drug test. I to was in construction and inevitably caused some of these issues. I was on hydrocodone for 3 years. 10mg 2X a day. Although, I could function. If I was ever out, which occurred more than I liked. The withdrawal was absolutely horrible. My pain doc had 3 times where, for whatever reason didn’t send my script to the pharmacy and one time. I went 7 days without. It was at that time I began to use Cannabis to help with the withdrawal. I have smoked for the better part of 25 years. But I had jobs that did random test, and I had to pee in a cup to get my meds. So, after 2 failed drug tests…….because dr didn’t send my script. I was kicked out of pain management. I have now become useless as an employee. My hope is I can possibly become a master grower, and grow my own medicine.
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Appreciate it boss!
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Hey @Duh-BanjoPicker . Fellow neuropathy guy here. And darned if the cannabis thing doesn’t work. And you can function even if you cannot pass the silly test. My first grow was WWA and it remains one of my favorites. I found the entire growing process helped frankly and hope you do too. This place can get you better meds than you can buy in no time.
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@Duh-BanjoPicker Beautiful looking plant. Congratulations! Also congrats on clean from opiates! I myself am a recovering addict. Clean 5 years thanks to Suboxone. Anyways question about your plant. How many times did you top?
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Thanks Growmie. I picked WW because in 1995 I became an avid user. I bought my first High Times magazine and WW was the Cannabis Cup winner that year. I swore one day I would cultivate my own White Widow. It has been such a soothing process. I think I’m going to take a Master grower class and see if I can work in the industry. Physical work is out the window. After my ACDF surgery I developed a severe Right Winged Scapula. Still don’t know how. Woke up on the recovery table from neck surgery grabbing my right shoulder. Doctors don’t even like talking to me anymore.
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