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03-29-2016, 11:04 AM
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Hi El. Welcome back. Always knew you would return. You never spit the bit.
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"The more I learn about humans, the more I love horses" 
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04-05-2016, 03:08 PM
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Try weed ... It stops seizures
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04-07-2016, 07:06 AM
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The DEA will decide whether to change course on marijuana by July.
HTTP://wpo.SG/tknS1
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04-07-2016, 07:14 AM
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CBD Oil is available in almost every state. If you are not in a medical mj state... try health food stores... they may possibly carry it with their supplements!!! Even in Mississippi they do !!!! And you know how messed up and backwards we are !!! LOL... My wife has temperal lobe epilepsy ... She just took a week vacation near Fort Collins Co... I'll let y'all speculate on that.. I ain't fessin up to anything!
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I feel sorry for people who don't drink. They wake up in the morning and that's the best they are going to feel all day. Frank Sinatra
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04-07-2016, 08:49 AM
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My version doesn't even have a name. My brain was scarred after forceps were used during my birth. I had grand mal until I was 2. My parents were told "I'd grow out of it" by 3. US military Drs. They had no clue. I had petit mal till I reached puberty. Then, after menopause, they came back gangbusters. First seizure was status epilepticus (total shutdown putting me on life support for 5 days). I woke up from that as the neurologists were discussing pulling the plugs on me with my mother. First thing I remember from that hospital stay was laying in intensive care as a nurse was doing vitals. She went and notified 4 departments that I was awake. 5 minutes later all 4 departments came to the cubicle I was in, from 4 directions. It looked like the battle of Little Bighorn.
Arms, legs, hands, notebooks, folders, and white jackets were all you could see. Then some 4'8" chick ducks past all the commotion and says "hi, I'm Dr something or other..." and some hand comes out of the scrimmage pile and drags her back into it. The nurse station was right in front of me. About 8 nurses were standing there staring. About that time I passed out again. Last edited by ElPrado : 04-07-2016 at 08:55 AM. Reason: Can't spell. LOL!
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#8
04-07-2016, 08:58 AM
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My version doesn't even have a name. My brain was scarred after forceps were used during my birth. I had grand mal until I was 2. My parents were told "I'd grow out of it" by 3. US military Drs. They had no clue. I had petit mal till I reached pubdrty. Then, after menopause, they came back gangbusters. First seizure was status epilepticus (total shutdown putting me on life support for 5 daydays). I woke up from that as the neurologists eere discussing pulling the plugs on me with my mother. First thing I remember from that hospital stay was laying in intensive care as a nurse was doing vitals. She went and notified 4 departments that I was awake. 5 minutes later all 4 departments came to the cubicle I was in, from 4 directions. It looked like the battle of Little Bighorn.
Arms, legs, hands, notebooks, folders, and white jackets were all you could see. Then some 4'8" chick ducks past all the commotion and says "hi, I'm Dr something or other..." and some hand comes out of the scrimmage pile and drags her back into it. The nurse station was right in front of me. About 8 nurses were standing there staring. About that time I passed out again.
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