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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180630:06:26:00

oh, it s great to see you. with two months until training camp, mike decided to be the first nfl player to file a t.u.e., a therapeutic use exemption for cannabis, basically he wanted approval to use medical marijuana even though it s banned. this is the first active player who s been willing to put their professional career on the line to openly admit that they have been using this cannabis. so they want to know dose dr. sue sisley is taking on the fight to help nfl players like mike to use medical cannabis legally as part of a group called doctors for cannabis regulation. they understand the risks that i have by playing in the nfl and being a child of substance abuse. they take all that into consideration. it does take a tremendous amount of fortitude to be able to question the nfl openly when you re getting a paycheck from them. mike knows he s put his

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career and his family in jeopardy. i just want people to listen. it would open the door for so many guys to use this as their medicine. but will the nfl slam the door in mike s face? that, a little later. able to reverse. but first, researchers using cannabis to open the door as a new way to break the chain of addiction. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180430:00:08:00

it had to offer. he s always been very anti-marijuana. i thought this is going to be a stretch. but with their lives falling apart, aubry made one final plea asking mike to try pot instead of pills. mike finally tried it in february 2014. my pain subsided. i never had something to be coherent and still have pain relief. mike was once again himself. clear of mind. and nearly pain free. but there was a problem. cannabis is banned in the nfl. using it can get you fined. suspended. even fired. a risk mike wasn t willing to take. if we get that stance a risk former nfl lineman turley understands.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180430:03:21:00

you know? doctor gives it to you, it must be okay? yeah. aubrey was worried, though. and tried to control how many he took. but mike couldn t seem to get enough. at one point, taking nearly two dozen painkillers a day. you can t be taking off these pills. you have to slow down. i didn t want to stop. i didn t feel the need to. i didn t see the harm in it. and that s something we ve heard over and over as he eve reported on opioids. i don t want to stop. i can t stop. truth is, in the beginning the opioids work well, really well for certain kinds of pain. but as you re on them longer and longer, they become less and less effective. the result? you take more and more. and that s when they become dangerous. opioids unlike just about any other drug can turn off your body s natural instinct to breathe. take too many, fall asleep and never wake up. studies show dependence happens fast. within weeks, mike james had

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