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dontknownuttin

dontknownuttin

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Haven't been here for a while had a 3d stroke. Body giving out. I cant grow any more I am still here reading all your advice. For safety reasons I no longer drive or do anything That requires concentration. three strokes is a lot to deal with.
 
i think i'd wear a crash helmet. I have never had a stroke, but had a TIA back in 2004. You had better change your diet. Out with the bad cholesterol, and in with the good!
 
I'm very glad that it (if it had be be) was Your 3rd and NOT your last! I've always enjoyed Your humor in here and hope to read more for a long time to come.
 
I think weed made my stroke less bad then my strokes before. Although I now know I had another stroke, the effects are muted this time. Who knows I might even recover somewhat.
 
im glad youre alive and kicking... i did noticed the lack of nonsense funny comments around haha :) i hope you continue to do well and get back to growing at some point, growers love dkn
 
Yea I miss the random, interstellar comments only you could provide. I even went through and read some archived posts from you when someone else's asked "where DKN go?!?" Super funny and strange, just how I like it. Don't crash that scooter bro
 
Mixing newts checking PH and running high energy light are not for doing shortly after a stroke. Wife is sending me to rehab. AGAIN. thank god WE HAVE SEMI GOOD HEALTH INSURANCE
 
While the authors recognize that the meta-analysis is imperfect and carries certain important limitations, it adds to a growing body of evidence which suggests that modulation of the endocannabinoid system may protect the brain from damage. With further research and as part of a comprehensive treatment plan, standardized use of cannabinoid agents derived from medical marijuana may one day prove useful in reducing brain damage caused by stroke, and therefore has the potential to improve long-term quality of life (and potentially longevity) for hundreds of thousands of people each year.
 
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