What an impactful interview. Pastor's reactions to both THC induced violent acts are complex and interwoven: a mix of PTSD, compassion and purposefulness to prevent this from happening to others. Perfect for EBM.. Great comments, Aubree. Aubree, great comments and dite
Thank you, EBM , Aubree and Pastor Glenn. Thank you for spreading awareness and helping others who are in similar situations and prevention is so, so key here. How can we get the live link to Pastor Glenn’s 8/29/24 panel speaking engagement which includes guest a Pittsburg, PA government panelist ??? Thank You.
Thank you to both Aubrey and Glenn! Keep spreading the word. I would love to attend Pastor Glenn’s upcoming event. It was interesting hearing about Glenn’s visit with the attacker and that his attacker was still suffering from psychosis and was more angry and aggressive. People need to really understand that - it is NORMAL for a person in a cannabis induced psychosis to worsen dramatically during withdrawal. In acute cases it can resolve in a few days but in cases of chronic heavy use of high ThC marijuana the psychosis can last for many months, even up to a year after cessation of use. During the initial 2 to 4 months of withdrawal the psychosis rages, the patient suffers greatly and the public is in grave danger. Therefore we must establish treatment protocols that address that. No one wants to address this but the patient must be in a safe locked down mental hospital during that withdrawal. Unfortunately this young man is going through withdrawal in jail. Also, anti psychotic medication is less effective in cases of CIP because the THC is so strong, making it difficult to treat. Our hospitals, mental facilities and criminal justice system don’t really have a clue how to deal with this. Psychotic people sometimes go to an emergency room, receive meds, and get released - then go jump off a bridge or stab someone. Heartbreaking! We must establish protocol for treatment and that will require changes in legislation.
Great interview! Sadly, our federal government is facilitating more addiction by legalizing anything made from hemp via the 2018 Farm Bill.
So Scary! Yet Informative & even heartwarming. Great podcast & great job EBM!
What an impactful interview. Pastor's reactions to both THC induced violent acts are complex and interwoven: a mix of PTSD, compassion and purposefulness to prevent this from happening to others. Perfect for EBM..
Great comments, Aubree.
Aubree, great comments and dite
Thank you!
Thank you, EBM , Aubree and Pastor Glenn. Thank you for spreading awareness and helping others who are in similar situations and prevention is so, so key here. How can we get the live link to Pastor Glenn’s 8/29/24 panel speaking engagement which includes guest a Pittsburg, PA government panelist ??? Thank You.
Go to his Facebook page, Glenn Germany.
Thank you to both Aubrey and Glenn! Keep spreading the word. I would love to attend Pastor Glenn’s upcoming event.
It was interesting hearing about Glenn’s visit with the attacker and that his attacker was still suffering from psychosis and was more angry and aggressive. People need to really understand that - it is NORMAL for a person in a cannabis induced psychosis to worsen dramatically during withdrawal. In acute cases it can resolve in a few days but in cases of chronic heavy use of high ThC marijuana the psychosis can last for many months, even up to a year after cessation of use. During the initial 2 to 4 months of withdrawal the psychosis rages, the patient suffers greatly and the public is in grave danger. Therefore we must establish treatment protocols that address that. No one wants to address this but the patient must be in a safe locked down mental hospital during that withdrawal. Unfortunately this young man is going through withdrawal in jail. Also, anti psychotic medication is less effective in cases of CIP because the THC is so strong, making it difficult to treat. Our hospitals, mental facilities and criminal justice system don’t really have a clue how to deal with this. Psychotic people sometimes go to an emergency room, receive meds, and get released - then go jump off a bridge or stab someone. Heartbreaking! We must establish protocol for treatment and that will require changes in legislation.
Very well said.
What a Hard working man.
If many of the younger men had a portion of his Ethics, it would buffer their MJ-THC use.