RI patient and Primary care Giver From Mass??? YorN

[lordylord]

Hello Folks, High times to ya!

Question:
I have just been approved by the State. Yee Ha!:D Now the problem as it stands, as it does seemingly for so many others, I have no PCG and listed no one on my Application. I just met a gentleman from Mass at the Ripac meeting, and as I know he is well intentioned, he still has no card yet.:( Is it lawful for someone to live in Massacucetts, yet be licensed to be a Care Giver here in RI? I thought you were to live in state as patients and as caregivers. Even the care centers officers and board members must reside in state to be approved. I'm getting ancie now!:wtf: I want smoothness in my life!!! . After 3 failed major back surgeries, leg surgeries, emgs, mri's, cat scans, Fentanyl patches, Percocet, Gabapentin, Flexeril, Ambiem, Amitiza and all the Bull Sh*t that comes with NEVER ENDING PAIN, and I'm just looking for everything to be smooth operation like now. Enough Already! Smooth operation certainly now includes my Medical Buds. So, after this long winded rant, What gives with the Mass Care Giver. Legal or Get someone else??? Thanks so much!

[futureboy]

Interesting question. The law states that a person can become a caregiver and legally grow for a patient in RI as long as they live in the state and are over 18 etc. etc.. In order to prove residency one must just have a RI mailing address. So this person could technically live in both states and have a legal grow going on in RI while still living most of the time in Mass. This person could not legally grow for you in Mass. and be personally protected by RI law if the Mass cops raided the grow space. In regards to you, it is not illegal for you to posses up to your legal limit regardless of the source of the medicine. As you can tell there is a lot going on in this situation you described. You can sign up to have two caregivers which maybe worth your while in my opinion. Feel free to contact me if you have any more question, I am a patient as well as a caregiver.