I’m always up for a challenge

How do you feel about representing half a million people in congress?

They're generic warnings - if you have specific needs associated with your treatment of your illness, that's not on the regulation board, theb onus is on you and the professionals treating you.

There are studies that suggest that there might be a link between schizophrenia and cannabis consumption, namely that it can exacerbate the symptoms. Might and Can be operative words.

It can also exacerbate the symptoms of GAD - generalized anxiety disorder. But it's on the person suffering from those symptoms to avoid those substances.

Take personal responsibility for your treatment.

I dunno about mental illness, but it seems some heavy users are experiencing what is being called cannabis hyperemesis syndrome. Symptoms include constant vomiting for days.

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21665-cannabis-hyperemesis-syndrome

I thought it could trigger latent illness but not actually cause it

There have been studies that tobacco use increases the risk of schizophrenia and there isn’t a label on cigarettes for it. I think it’s more of a risk for some people genetically then it is a blanket risk for people who regularly consume either. I assume there isn’t enough evidence through research, as opposed to say the correlation between cigarettes and cancer.

Hey, I'm sorry you at going through this. It must be hard for you and your family, and you must be looking for answers. I just want to say that more research is needed, and there's no existing study with enough data to prove cause. The National Library of Medicine has said as much in a review of all exisitng studies.

"Even though CBD shows therapeutic effects and THC opposing effects, the data is minimal and low safety and efficacy warrants more research. The relation between cannabis and schizophrenia needs further investigation. We need more case-control studies and clinical trials with a larger population to get conclusive data."

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Lots of medical offices are looking for assistants, technicians, and front desk staff for positions that can be trained on the job (ie, not requiring a degree or certification in the field).

I'm in the optometry field and as a whole across the country, we're hurting for technician staff! Sales experience is always a plus for hiring managers in any people-facing industry, as you already have people skills (which can't necessarily be trained) whereas skills related directly to doing the job can! Just some food for thought.

I’d love the opportunity I can email your a resume of my previous employment

I run a videography business and need someone to bring in clients if that’s something you’re interested in.

I was gonna post there, but I wanted to ask Rhode Island residents personally. Since I am one. Thanks for the suggestion though!

This would be better posted to r/schizophrenia

Where?

Always have been interested, I’d have to go back to school for that though, unless you know of people hiring and offering training

I'll be hiring soon for warehouse/delivery driver work.

Software engineering

Studies are out there dude. Don’t joke till happens to you.

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If you have a name I would greatly appreciate it

Try a trade, i know the steel yard in Providence offers beginner welding classes as well as blacksmithing and jewelry making.

Would only take a million years to pay for itself

How did it go?

https://www.alliewoodard.com/

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Kate has done our engagement photos, wedding, maternity photos, baby photos, family photos. No idea what she’ll charge but she’s wonderful.