"ejsant, so you just sit there in a stupor and tell yourself you are fine while your lungs turn black and you break the law and get your pot illegally from some street crooks. To bad you have MS. The majority of people with MS I would think rise above your type of activity."

No Martin I don't just sit here in a stupor nor do I tell myself I am fine because I am not. I have a chronic debilitating disease that may very well again some day take my ability to walk and see, perhaps permanently this time. By the way my pulmonary function consistently measures as that of an athlete in their late teens according to the Drs. so your "lungs turn black" argument is baseless as well. Further more Martin your closed simple mind leads you to yet another incorrect assertion. I do not buy pot from some street crook. Truth be told my feeble minded friend in my experience the folks that have MS that "rise above (my) type of activity" and use the "conventional" medical protocols are at best using a four point cane and at worse a wheel chair. I still take 3 to 5 mile walks at least three and sometimes five times a week.

But I guess I could legally obtain a prescription for Prozac or Zoloft to keep my spirits up and combat the depression associated MS and with the use the Chemo drugs most commonly used in MS treatment protocols, but of course I would then need to also take some pharmaceutical to control the nausea and appetite loss. Let me see, stick a needle in my muscles and drop eight or ten pills a day or take a toke from time to time. Not much to think about in my mind. Oh I see, the law you say, well Martin one time in our country's not too distant history it was legal, reads the law, to buy and sell human beings. Oh yea, right your are, in doing things my way the captains of industry won't continue to make their $35,000,000.00 each. Wow, I am selfish aren't I?

I suppose one day I too may be as miserable as you Martin and ridicule those that disagree with me whilst attempting to impose my way of thinking on them. I pray that my journey ends prior to that day.

Peace,
Ed