For the literal diagnosis, he put "marijuana abuse" and wrote a comment stating "patient ignorant, everyday abuser, thought process similar to whiskey drinker who kills a being in a car collision"

After yet another EKG, 4 vials of bloodwork, an xray, urine sample and chiropractic examination, it turns out that my condition has NOTHING to do with marijuana or stress. Absolutely nothing.

The chest attack I felt was severe heartburn caused by reflux esophogitis. Such a condition can take up to 8 months to "kick in", proving that marijuana not only couldn't have caused it, but also that marijuana did not worsen it.

The heart rate of 150bpm was a typical panic attack. Everybody (myself included) seemed to overlook the fact that I have severe anxiety disorder and was susceptible to this kinda thing to begin with, before the fatty I smoked even had time to kick in.

So long as no other drugs were found in my urine sample, signifying that it was laced, a lawyer has agreed that I have a case for lost hours at work and medical fees, up to a maximum of $500.

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"Now and then we had a hope that if we lived
and were good, God would permit us to be pirates."

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By some, you mean the vast majority?

I mean... marijuana consumption is at an all-time high second only to the 70s. If medicinal marijuana were to be included, we may have even exceeded the hippie era altogether.

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No i dont...because i dont belive a vast majority think that its ok to take drugs no matter how harmful they are...a bit or a lot.

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I noticed you are from Russia. Maybe this is just a culture thing. If so, I apologize.

But you have to be able to understand that in Canada and the United States, most of us don't even consider marijuana to be a drug.

Marijuana and hash, no matter the potency, does not affect the mind the same way that alcohol, heroin, coke, meth, shrooms, xtc, acid, nicotine, even coffee, does. It is a medical mystery.

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"Now and then we had a hope that if we lived
and were good, God would permit us to be pirates."