GreenBeans
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I am not even sure where this thread should go. This post has it all. I have comments and questions and I didn't want to post in 3 or 4 different areas.
I see this psyc doctor for depression, anxiety and insomnia. I didn't lie up front about my using marijuana and told her that I do smoke like on average 4 times a day. She said that was "a lot". (I kept from laughing) This month when I saw her I told her that I had cut back to a joint at night cause it helped me to sleep. Yes, it is a lie, but hey. She says she is giving me Lunesta and that I wouldn't have to smoke that joint anymore at night....like she is all happy that I am "stopping".
First, it urks me to no end that a doctor thinks it is perfectly fine to give you some man made chemically filled pill, but smoking a natural plant is somehow wrong. I live in a state where it is decriminalized, so it isn't like she can call the police and say that we are smoking...okay she could, but the last time I talked to a cop they couldn't care less if you have some smoke) If I lived in a state with medical marijuana laws I would be the first person getting it. (Right behind my hubby) (Next year a law is going on the ballet though!!)
Next month when I go in to see her I am of course going to lie out my rear end again and tell her that I am now only smoking an occasional few joints a week.
Hence, my question: If for some reason said psyc doctor wants to drug test me, knowing that I smoke a few a week, can they somehow tell how much I am really smoking? I know everyone is different though....someone could smoke twice a week and it stay in their system longer and someone could smoke two times a week and it not even show up. That's what I was wondering though.
I see this psyc doctor for depression, anxiety and insomnia. I didn't lie up front about my using marijuana and told her that I do smoke like on average 4 times a day. She said that was "a lot". (I kept from laughing) This month when I saw her I told her that I had cut back to a joint at night cause it helped me to sleep. Yes, it is a lie, but hey. She says she is giving me Lunesta and that I wouldn't have to smoke that joint anymore at night....like she is all happy that I am "stopping".
First, it urks me to no end that a doctor thinks it is perfectly fine to give you some man made chemically filled pill, but smoking a natural plant is somehow wrong. I live in a state where it is decriminalized, so it isn't like she can call the police and say that we are smoking...okay she could, but the last time I talked to a cop they couldn't care less if you have some smoke) If I lived in a state with medical marijuana laws I would be the first person getting it. (Right behind my hubby) (Next year a law is going on the ballet though!!)
Next month when I go in to see her I am of course going to lie out my rear end again and tell her that I am now only smoking an occasional few joints a week.
Hence, my question: If for some reason said psyc doctor wants to drug test me, knowing that I smoke a few a week, can they somehow tell how much I am really smoking? I know everyone is different though....someone could smoke twice a week and it stay in their system longer and someone could smoke two times a week and it not even show up. That's what I was wondering though.
