On Aug 24, 3:51 pm, medicalhh@y(n)a(o)h(s)o(p)o(a).(m)com (Marc
Haarhuis) wrote:

thank you very much, Marc, i will contact you when we come to
Holland. i live in a state in America that has decided that people
should have marijuana [Oregon, one of TWELVE STATES so far!] and i am
familiar with "medical" strains such as "Jack Herer" [wonderful
American strain, i don't know the lineage-beer-can sized colas
dripping with trichomes, most likely sativa-indica cross], "Matanuska
Thunderfuck" [both sativa-dominant and indica-dominant heirloom
strains] and "Trainwreck" and a new one that's called "Star Trek"
which is a "Star Sensi" crossed with "Trainwreck", only available by
cutting.

medical marijuana has saved my life and cured many maladies associated
with AIDS and HCV, both of which i have, resulting from using hard
drugs and ONE bad decision made under the influence of LSD.
AIDS is very much a side-effect of doing hard-drugs, one way or
another. drugs make the will weak, make us afraid to be alone, make
us feel all alone. drugs make people do stupid things out of fear of
rejection or any one of a million billion other reasons.

mother marijuana, Shiva, is my Goddess of healing and not at all
related in ANY way to alt.drugs.hard.
marijuana needs to disassociate from what people consider to be
'recreational drugs', cannabis is a 'healthful tonic' that heals the
body and spirit and is good for many, many ailments. i've cured yeast
infections and fungal infections [from suppressed immunity] with
topical cannabis products i have made.
it gives me an appetite, makes it possible for me to eat. helps me
walk, too. helps keep arthritis down, man, i am one very, very
damaged body [due to drug abuse and medical abuse by 'health care
professionals', and the virii] yet i persist, taking more than a
hundred pills and two sub-q injections and antiretroviral drugs and
testosterone patches, everyday. i'm a motherfucking star in the dope
show, but aren't we all.

please refrain from associating marijuana with alt.drugs.hard
it doesn't belong here.

thank you.
love,
durt