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My Joint: Conversations about cannabis with Rachel Payne MP
Aug 5, 2026 · 16 min · 9 segments
Bee MohamedGuest
Rachael PayneHost
I had a similar experience with my mom where she had a hip replacement and she was in quite an immense amount of pain.

And I suggested to her, would you think about trying some tincture? I can make sure that you can get a few drops and it'll help you sleep.

And her response back to me was, you know, oh, I think your little brother might be, you know, growing something out the back.

And I've seen I've seen a program where, you know, they have this water pipe sort of option.

And I was just like, oh, my God, Julie Payne, like you're not going to just start from nothing to smoking bongs like.

But, you know, she thankfully didn't try the water pipe, but, you know, maybe one day I'll indulge her.

After about four weeks of using CBD every day, She said, my hip's feeling good.

My frozen shoulder has started to, you know, I feel like I'm getting movement again.

actually, I have to say, my favourite moments working in a dispensary were the patients who were in their 60s and 70s who obviously had the biggest stigma.

Like they walk into the dispensary and they're like, is this like, you know, and they were whispering and they were like, but I don't want to get stoned.

And then they come back like three to four weeks later and they're finally tapering off their medications.

I had a similar experience with my mom where she had a hip replacement and she was in quite an immense amount of pain.

And I suggested to her, would you think about trying some tincture? I can make sure that you can get a few drops and it'll help you sleep.

And her response back to me was, you know, oh, I think your little brother might be, you know, growing something out the back.

And I've seen I've seen a program where, you know, they have this water pipe sort of option.

And I was just like, oh, my God, Julie Payne, like you're not going to just start from nothing to smoking bongs like.

But, you know, she thankfully didn't try the water pipe, but, you know, maybe one day I'll indulge her.

After about four weeks of using CBD every day, She said, my hip's feeling good.

My frozen shoulder has started to, you know, I feel like I'm getting movement again.

actually, I have to say, my favourite moments working in a dispensary were the patients who were in their 60s and 70s who obviously had the biggest stigma.

Like they walk into the dispensary and they're like, is this like, you know, and they were whispering and they were like, but I don't want to get stoned.

And then they come back like three to four weeks later and they're finally tapering off their medications.
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