One of many examples - I planned to do Atomix in NYC this month, but they do not accommodate guests with any food allergies. I 100% understand why and support restaurants for doing what’s right for them, it just hurts knowing that I will never get to cross these experiences off my bucket list. Thank you for letting me get this off my chest here!
These Strains all have A higher CBG percentage which has been known to help the bowels and stomach:
AK-47 (BW) 22% Thc
Kush 4 (BW) 28 % Thc CBG 1.3%
G -Nana (Verano) 21%Thc CBG 1.5%
G -Wagon (Verano) 17%Thc CBG 2.2%
Super Lemon Haze (GSD) 21%Thc CBG 1.83%
Gelatto (Verano) 21% Thc CBG1.1%
Donny Burger (Harmony) 33%Thc
Wuntz Again (Harmony) 16%Thc
Mag Landrace (Verano) 20%Thc CBG 1.21%
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Ok, so I live in Southern Ontario. I never remember being bitten or seeing a bite mark. It's all symptoms. It started about 5 years ago and importantly I NEVER had these issues prior.
- I started feeling insanely hot. I mean hot all the time, not just a hot flash but a constant feeling of overheating and sweating.
- I started having vertigo and dizziness. I felt a constant feeling of room spinning or like I couldn't sit still
- Insomnia started thereafter. I just couldn't fall asleep
- Hand tremors
- Blurry vision from time to time
- Chronic Fatigue
- Tinnitus which has been the last 1 month.
Now I've done blood tests, thyroid, seen endocronologist to check hormones, had every heart test done. Everything normal.
I am on medication: zoloft, gabapentin, valium (tapering off). I have had a 2 year struggle with benzodiazepine misuse so this could be contributing to the tinnitus but everything else started before.
Since I am in Ontario where and how should I get tested?
I’ve been in tele-therapy every week for a year and a half, dealing with anxiety and depression. She’s been my lifeline, always open to what I’m saying and only rarely mentioning even an anecdote about herself. She has always made me feel safe and that my feelings were real and important.
I’ve been handling things much better for a while and I asked my therapist if she thought it would be a reasonable step for me to start visiting more intermittently. She told me that she was proud of me for asking and told me to hang on a minute. She’s usually focused on our conversations so I was surprised that she’d exit the frame. She sent me an email with pictures of her 45 year old ficus, Eve, in a greenhouse. She told me about how she loved that ficus, raised it from a sprout through to maturity, watched it flower and fruit, and now she enjoys its shade in “her” maturity. I could tell from the change in tone how important this garden and particularly this tree was important to her.
She explained that she keeps her own life out of the way so her patients have the room to talk about themselves, but that she was so happy with all I’ve done that I was ready to check in less often. She knows I like plants and had wanted to share this part of her life with me for some time, but wanted to wait until I didn’t need the floor.
It’s a lovely ficus. I cry every time I look at it because this woman who has helped save my life, who is so talented and so professional, wanted to share this small thing with me as an ordinary person. Those pictures are such a powerful symbol of her genuine care for me.
Eve is a very pretty ficus.
