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What part of Colorado you in?Quote:
Originally Posted by plantwoman19
Hello, im interested in getting a perscription for MMJ as an alternative to over the counter pain medication. Most of the medication makes me nauseous in turn just making me feel crappy afterwards. So anyone that can help me obtain a perscription or a doc is greatly appreciated.
thanks.
p.s. Also interseted in the group meetings in Aurrora/Denver if they're still going on.
I'm in search of a doctor in the western slope area to help me get a medical marijuana card for my chronic back pain. Any suggestions?
What i find highly amusing is how people are asking for Doctors who will give them a prescription for MMJ. No doctor can prescribe Cannabis anywhere and in this state (Colorado) a doctor can only recommend that a patient might benefit from the use of Cannabis.
If your serious and in need of a Doctor you can go to this site: CannaMed Doctor Referral Services - Home Click on that link and check out their site they are a legit group. They do not take any kind of insurance and the fee is $200 in addition to the $90 Medical Registry Fee. You will need medical records and a valid Colorado Drivers License/ I.D. , it is exactly like that THCF site mentioned earlier but I like these people better they helped me out a whole bunch. If you can not obtain your records they will help you with that too. They do 90% of the work and will walk you through the process and answer all your questions, and if you have a qualifying condition and the medical evidence to back it you will get your recommendation which will lead to your Registry Card. Best of luck to you all.
i think there are cheeper places than that
Hey Matt, I've been looking around alot online to try to get some clarification, and so far it seems like you would probably be my best bet for info. I'm going to be moving to Denver from Houston, TX next year as a college student and I was wondering how easy it would be to get a recommendation if I have been diagnosed with severe anxiety, bipolar disorder, adhd, depression , insomnia, and chronic pain, and if you could just explain the process of doing so a little bit. Any information would be helpful and greatly appreciated, thanks.
This Matt guy started this thread in 2007 and hasn't posted here (at least as matthewwp) in over a year. Sorry but you've revived a very outdated thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corey500c
It looks as if chronic pain will be the only ticket for you to a mmj rec from a doc here in CO.
Maybe if you read some posts regarding the new bills introduced in the last month or tried calling one of the sticky-ed dispensaries with your questions you can get some answers.
Otherwise, there are the Westword ads for doc refs if you wanna go that route.