Greenlungs
Thanks for the comp and merry xmas.

Various kush's are supposed to be good for insomnia, haven't used the guy (Canna Zone) but came across this with a bit of looking and looks open for business
https://littlebiggy.com/item/1HAGitAiBkEWAr0F6WadY0Xu/view/p

You should get some free THC gummies if you order by the 27th according to his topics. Its now Biff O'clock so I'm afraid that's all the looking I'm doing for now...

Yeah it will fit no problem, all my shake orders have been 2oz and made it easily especially if it is vac packed. The only thing that was wedged in the letterbox because of the box height was 3.5g of hash lol.

As someone who also has worn discs in the lower back(L4,L5) I would say get the strongest bud you can afford. It may not take all the pain away but can help you not focus on the pain. It also may help your body relax and also manage some sleep depending on your situation and tolerance. Never been able to afford RSO but I imagine it definitely won't hurt to try if you have the cash even if a bit expensive, trying different back pillows and products isn't cheap either lol. If similar complaint to me I would not do yoga, I could do some of the difficult stuff fairly easily but at the end of the day all it did was keep the sciatic nerve activated to some degree. I'd try to eliminate or minimise anything that gives you the nerve pain. For me the more time the nerve has to rest the better. I basically eliminated sitting as it was painful anyway but have had a lot less general nerve pain since, doesn't mean there is no suffering but definitely less shit lol. Hopefully keeping up with your exercise helps, I found constantly engaging my core while doing anything non horizontal helps to limit any mishaps like twinging a nerve that causes a big fall down the hill of constant recovery. Oh and stay hydrated lol

Forgot to say in my essay, see an osteopath who does acupuncture, the more out of line you are the worse things are. From my experience they aren't as harsh as chiropractors.