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Sue!!! Miss you, my dear. Hugs for you
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Sue!!! Miss you, my dear. Hugs for you
OOPS!!!
My intent was to let this tip grow a bit more, transplant her maybe tomorrow and then top her in about another week. Then I got to thinking about how the Dark Devil Auto and the Jack Herer both got away from me and in a flash the top was gone.
So proud of ya! Fun right!!!?!?!
Morning Sue! Had a few pages to catch up after being gone for the weekend. Happy to see the meds are helping your daughter, I know I felt a little sad when she had decided not to try a while back but you know this is perfect she came around on her own and its great to see the healing power. Hope you have a great start to your week!
I've always been amazed at how quickly they recover from getting dried out. They perk back up in an hour or two.
I see it less in my perlite only buckets.... which surprises me... I would have imagined it would have dried out quicker than other mixes. Perhaps it's wicking action from the res below. Whatever it is... I can go about a week without seeing droop.
Looking marvelous as usual Sue! Here have some hugs
I can't believe your temps are that high with LEDs I thought they were supposed to be cooler.
Thank you RheinRover. It's been satisfying, to say the least. Yesterday she came over and loaded the vaporizer herself then took it home to dose at her leisure. She appears to have fallen into a three-a-day schedule and her anxiety levels are almost vanquished already. She has a doctor's visit tomorrow. Typically this starts an anxiety session days in advance that consumes her until she's home safe again. Yesterday she noticed she started to make the unending list of things she needed to get in place to assure a safe trip with the least amount of anxiety and then she simply blew it off as nothing to worry about.
That has never happened with her. She'll be sharing this with her psychiatrist tomorrow, an advocate for medical cannabis.
Update about the daughter's protocol.
My daughter lives in a world where she swims in a sea of anxiety. Her extreme sensitivity to any medications has made it impossible to find a maintenance drug to help her live with some relief from this emotional onslaught. I've know for years that cannabis might be the drug that would give her the highest quality of relief with the least amount of side effects. Finding out she was sensitive to sativa-dominant strains and possibly THC made it more challenging, but now we can choose from strains like the Criticals I'm growing, which are a balanced ratio of THC:CBD, reducing the euphoric effects while providing the medication in CBD form that we believe would be most beneficial to her.
The Med GOM 1.0 that she's testing out now can exceed that balance and come closer to 1:2 THC:CBD. The relief she's experiencing with this strain is nothing less than miraculous. She's offered to author her own testimonial on her day, but I'll tell you that she spent the morning traveling by bus to see her doctor, and then following up that trip with a grocery run through the local Target as she waited on the connecting bus home.
This is the point where we typically have me walk down to meet her so she can survive the trip through Target without a panic attack. She usually has one anyway, but at least I'm with her.
This morning, as she was preparing to leave the apartment and the tremors of fear began she decided to take her morning dose. Why not? She's confident now that euphoria is not a concern, so now she sees it as medication. What surprised her were things like the absence of her nervous sweats, which always start on the way down the stairs so that by the time she hits the streets there're beads beginning to run down her face. Her bus trip was non eventful. The visit with the doc casual and relaxed. By the time she got through the rest of her morning and was on that connecting bus on her way home she realized the prevailing attitude for her day out was not panic but an uncustomary nonchalance.
This is unbelievably good news for her mother.
When she gets it written she'll post it here.
When she gets it written she'll post it here.