The states dragging feet claim another victim...

As we know there is only one licensed producer in the state. Since opening, this lone producer has recently run out of medicine and will be for at least another month. This is forcing patients to get theirs on the black market or to grow their own. The problem with this is that not everyone has the license to grow there own medical cannabis.

www.KOB.com - Medical marijuana law faces legal question

It would seem that the state could have prevented this simply by helping producers and patients get together, but I digress...

As a community we need to get patients and medical professionals together with producers in waiting to prevent this from happening to any other patients in the future. It's obvious the state isn't going to do it for us.

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WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS PLEAS SEND INFO ON GROWING

This isn't the correct place to talk about growing. This is a forum for people from New Mexico to get together and help the program move along. Google it, you'll get plenty of great results.

Good luck in your search.

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Originally Posted by americancowboy

WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS PLEAS SEND INFO ON GROWING

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go to the growing section on this forum, youll find everything you will ever need

once we have a BBS for patients to communicate (as promised by the BOH) we can then commune and make things happen. yet how will the mexicanna trade be affected?



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Slowly things are getting better. There are now five licensed producers with product as of April 1, 2010, and 10 more to be licensed by September 2010 I am told. And maybe a total of 25 licensed producers by the end of 2010. Next, of course, we need to begin licensing compassion centers where knowledgeable people can help the patients get hooked up with the medicine they need in the form best suited to them. Smoking is the least desirable way to intake medical marijuana.

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Originally Posted by robertjones2001

Slowly things are getting better. There are now five licensed producers with product as of April 1, 2010, and 10 more to be licensed by September 2010 I am told. And maybe a total of 25 licensed producers by the end of 2010. Next, of course, we need to begin licensing compassion centers where knowledgeable people can help the patients get hooked up with the medicine they need in the form best suited to them. Smoking is the least desirable way to intake medical marijuana.

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Hell, I'm unemployed. I'll gladly work for a compassion center. minimum wage even. Whatever I can do to help out.

No doubt.....I would like to help any way possible also.