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Back to drifting: my wife suffers from migraines a lot. Zomig nasal inhaler works -- sometimes -- to relieve it, the Zomig pills don't. Worth trying the pills, but the route of delivery seems to matter. Nasal works much faster, probably doesn't last as long.

She did Botox injections for prevention of migraine, but as far as I could tell it didn't help much. She is just starting to try Depakote now as a daily migraine preventative. She has had it in the past as a rescue med to stop some migraines that lasted over a month (!), and it worked well for that.

Good luck to anyone who has to deal with migraines.

...because their owners (who are required by state law to register gun ownership) are also registered has having medical marijuana cards.

Surrender Your Guns, Police Tell Hawaiian Medical Marijuana Patients


ETA: Having followed a couple links from the article, I'm not sure the individual firearm is registered with the state. In addition to completing the Form 4473, gun purchasers must complete a separate State form that is very similar, so it appears the gun owner rather than the firearm is being registered (altho the purchase permit does include whether it is handgun or longarm that is being purchased).