I’m working on an unconventional theory, and I’d like some input, in particular from
@InTheShed.
I have a neighbor with multiple physical challenges, among them fibromyalgia and cancer, for which she’s receiving radiation treatments. I’ve supplied her with a high-THC topical, which she gave to her daughter to counter migraines.
It worked!
No surprise to us, eh?
When I replaced the bottle yesterday I suddenly thought of her dear husband, slipping faster and faster into dementia, and on an impulse I suggested she try some on his DMR to see if it would calm the agitation and lift his mood a bit.
I haven’t heard from her today - she’s a late sleeper - but I got to thinking about the fibromyalgia. There’s a theory that the disease is nothing more than the body misreading the pain perception, turning it up when it’s not really necessary.
I can see how the inactivity brought on by that much pain would contribute in a very real way to increasing the pain into something undeniably real, but this theory got me wondering how much relief she might get by using her extra-strength topical oil on her own neck and shoulders as a daily part of her healing regimen?
Any thoughts?