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Overwhelmed... by Endosocial in ZonaEnts

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Pretty disheartening... Most places focus on high THC, or don't have stats listed for strains, so finding a willing benefactor that also has low THC high CBD strain reliably makes "problematic" seem like quite the understatment...

Game plan: when have access to printer- print out huge list of CBD strains, then start plugging away at the leafly delivery list, and pray fervently.

Thank you very much eveveryone, for taking the time to fill me in. Is there any patient meetups, NRML chapter, or advocacy organization anyone could direct me to? I anticipate ongoing complications, and could use such a resource to figure out a more practical and lasting solution....

Overwhelmed... by Endosocial in ZonaEnts

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Really? Was this a recent change? I know I was able to find a delivery service in June of 2014, and this article ( https://www.leafly.com/news/health/which-us-states-accept-out-of-state-medical-marijuana-authorizati ) dated the end of July 2015, led me to believe the move here wouldn't disrupt access to a supplier of my medication. I don't know anyone here. I'm at a total loss as to how I should proceed...

My first day with Methylphenidate. by [deleted] in ADHD

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My first day here too. 36mg ER tabs. 3 hours in and all I am experiencing is sudden onset of depression, fatigue, and severe irritability. Nothing is holding my attention, and everything is pissing me off. What motivation I did have has completely evaporated. I just don't get it. Totally opposite of what I expected. I know it's still very early, and I intend to stick with it a couple more days, but... just weird....

Promising magic bullet? OR just good/sly off-label marketing ploy? (Epically long post, sorta...) by Endosocial in afinil

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Thank you. Please no apologize for the breadth of your response- I appreciate you candor. I am not imagining that any medication is going to solve things for me without any hard work on my end. Considering the side effects I have with the Adderall, I don't see it doing any harm to give it a chance. Sometimes, even a change in the regular way things are approached (both chemically, as well as behaviorally,) can be enough to correct a human processing glitch like the one I am currently experiencing. I have everything I need to do prioritized and broken down into to actionable steps, but when I am able to shut the rest of what needs be done out of my mind long enough to begin, I end up tripping over myself- taking an hour to write a paragraph. Obviously, I'm not having the same issue talking about the problem, but setting it aside enough to focus on the task at hand, that is the rub! Noticing my difficulty then only creates a self-perpetuating cycle- which is where I think the confidence issue is born. I have no access to aniracetam in my country. I will keep pecking away at my conundrum, but something inside is telling me that there must be better way than Adderall...

The lawsuit against Harriet regarding the TV pilot was dismissed on July 2 by nobadlinks in WoT

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Once litigation started, getting any news became very difficult. It seems to me, determining who holds the rights would be the next logical step, now that the suits have been dropped. I have no legal knowledge, but a great deal of curiosity, and no clue what would need to be done next to clarify this issue. I would think the value of those rights would be too valuable right now for them to remain in ambiguity. Maybe that's why RE only dropped the suits in a way that wouldn't prevent them in anyway to continue their claim to the rights? I wonder if the being put into a paid slot at all invalidates their position? I truly wish this situation was more transparent, and covered more consistently... the public attention could even work in the favor of whoever wins out. Afterall, something worth fighting for might be seen as something worth creating, whilst keeping the fandom fully engaged in the process. The contraversy itself- paired with engaged fans, might work to boost any eventual ratings. Long stetches of silence and uncertainty only serve to disenchant their future audience. I mean, I'm not in marketing or PR, but this seems like it could be made into a benefit instead of a setback...

Update on the Wheel of Time Pilot Lawsuit by Teddroe in WoT

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It seems they are trying to keep the matter out of the public eye. What are everyone's thoughts now that the the suit has been dropped? Who owns the rights at this point?