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PTSD is a Qualifying Condition in Florida for Access to Medical Marijuana

Research indicates many patients who have been using marijuana prior to legalization were actually self medicating to treat PTSD.  

To help determine if the symptoms you have been experiencing could be related to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), take the test below.

Post-traumatic stress disorder is a type of anxiety disorder that benefits from medical marijuana. It can occur after you've seen or experienced a traumatic event that involved the threat of injury or death. PTSD can occur at any age. It can follow a natural disaster such as a hurricane, flood, or fire, or events such as a traumatic accident, deaths among family or close friends, assault, domestic abuse, imprisonment, rape, child neglect/abuse, terrorism, bullying, and war. We have found many patients using marijuana from the street to be self medicating from traumatic childhood events, especially victims of sexual assault as children.

Not all wounds are visible. If you have suffered through an emotional life experience you could be at risk for PTSD.

Post-traumatic stress disorder is a condition originally diagnosed in soldiers, but has been identified as a medical condition that can affect any person who has been exposed to an emotionally overwhelming experience. Medical marijuana has been shown to be effective in treating PTSD.

Once you have completed and submitted the form below one of our local medical marijuana offices will review your results and contact you, or you can learn more about the Florida Medical Marijuana Program by calling (844) 420-7277.

Complete the Self Analysis form below to Help Determine if you may be suffering from PTSD and may qualify for medical marijuana in Florida.

PTSD Survey

Have you been exposed to a traumatic event?
Did you experience or witness a serious injury or death, or suffer the threat of serious injury or death?
During the traumatic event did you feel intense fear, helplessness, and/or horror?
Do you experience intrusive thoughts or images of the traumatic event?
Do you sometimes find yourself feeling traumatized or frightened about something and cannot associate any memories with the felling?
Do you sometimes feel that you are reliving the event or that it happening all over again?
Do you avoid thinking, feeling, or talking about the traumatic event?
Do you avoid certain places, people, events, and/or situations because they might trigger thoughts of the trauma?
Are you unable to recall certain aspects of the trauma?
Do you feel detached or estranged from yourself or others?
Are you experiencing problems with falling or staying asleep?
Are you having trouble concentrating or are you irritable or jumpy?
Do you often feel hypervigilant (feeling and acting ready for any kind of threat)?