Finally prescribed medical cannabis!

I was in a really bad car crash in 2020, the seatbelt burnt the skin off my neck and I have everlasting problems because of it. Main was anxiety and depression.

I’ve tried :
fluoxetine
Sertaline
Paroxetine (THE WORST EVER SO MANY SIDE EFFECTS, I refused to try another medication after trying this in July)
Therapy like 5 times and never helped me.

I used to smoke green and stopped because I got pregnant in 2022.
Then again in 2024

So it’s been a while since I smoked.
Plus I was breastfeeding up till August this year.

After speaking to a friend I finally thought I’m going to do it and try and get medical cannabis.

Because I have a long medical history, I feel like the process was pretty straightforward for me. Just had to attend two appointments and got approved by the medical team.

I’m going to place my order tomorrow as my prescription is ready, but I won’t lie by saying I’m a little nervous. Just because it’s been so long since I’ve done it, but at least it’s legally now.
Also I’ve never used a dry herb vaporiser before so not really sure what to do. I would love a really good one, but for now I bought a £40 one from Amazon.

What would everyone recommend on how to start?
I plan on using it when my children are in bed and I have a moment to myself to calm myself and get rid of anxiety.

Sorry not sure which flair to use🥲

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u/corpsesdecompose — 11 days ago

After admitting to remarrying, I wonder if she will still use the embryos her and tanner made. Or was that just a lie to give him comfort?

Doubt we will ever know, but she always said she would use the embryos even if she met someone else in the future, but why would anyone want to use embryos that are no related to them, but her dead ex husband?

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u/corpsesdecompose — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/derby

The new arcade in town, how suitable for kids is it? I would like to take my 3 year old, but a bit anxious if it’s a suitable environment

Anyone know? Thanks.

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u/corpsesdecompose — 3 months ago
▲ 446 r/Wales

I visited North wales recently and I fell even more in love with wales

So I’m from England and visited wales on holiday for a week and the locals are the most kind I’ve experienced. After all that’s happening in England at the moment with anti immigration and other stuff( I’m black Jamaican) I was a bit scared people might be rude and judge me, as it’s happened in England.

No one did at all. I even had one of the locals come up to me and made sure I paid for parking as they didn’t want me to get a huge fine. Everyone was so lovely to me and my children. Such a huge difference from England.

Also Welsh cakes are my favourite snack now 🥰😍

u/corpsesdecompose — 4 months ago