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Q: Hep C and the Medical Use of Marijuana

asked by: BN2 on July 7th, 2009

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So Marijuana might lead to Marijuana abuse! Shoud we then ban it for the sick? Morphene is abused. Ban it for those who need it and are in Pain? I guess people who can have a beer should have beer banned! after all, alcohol is an extremly addictive drug! The arguments are so sick and wrong headed. Jesus said, "Be ye merciful"

Pastor Bill N.

Users who thank BN2 for this post: homerx

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homerx

replied on July 13th, 2009

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Marijuana is a very important form of medicine put here by God for our use.I have AIDS and if it wasn't for marijuana I would be sick and throwing up and have no appetite.Since I have started using it I can sleep and eat and exercise and have gained 60 ponds back..So Praise God for this incredible healing herb!

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