@DJDsouza

Is proven to help spasticity hence you can get Sativex on the NHS for getting similar affects to cannabis without the high (though users of Satiivex have said there is still a little bit of a high!). Also, the study just looks at whether it halts the progression of MS and not the well-being of the patient. If your mind and your body is more relaxed, then this is a good thing....just a shame you can't get prescribed high-grade for free ;)U

@mermaid

Hello. Was just saying to Ophelia that my youngest daughter (24yr old rock chick/wild child)suggested I try a smoke to help curb severe tremors/twitching. At first I found it quite enjoyable and couldn't stop laughing. However, when I went to bed, it only seemed to heighten the problem and I couldn't stop shaking. Will not be trying that again in a hurry! Worth the experience,though. I'm a bit of a woose and had never experimented with weed, pot, whatever you want to call it. That said, I have found the severe twitching more unsettling than the loss of coordination and poor balance as it prevents me getting to sleep. Admittedly, I do rely on sleep pills, but for the first 15 minutes or so, I cannot control my body movements and it is exhausting. It is predominatly down my right side and most distressing, especially for my partner as he feels so helpless.