Question about medicinal card.

[Not An Addict]

I have this piece of paper saying insomnia qualifies..can anyone confirm..
And I have this weird stomache man, let me tell you. I'm not anorexic, but I never have an appetite. After not eating for a bit my stomache starts to ache horribly, but any food I ingest will usually make it ten times worse.

I love weed so much, It helps me sleep and I can eat like a 300 lb man when I have the munchies. Any feedback is appreciated:thumbsup:

Not An Addict Reviewed by Not An Addict on 06-06-2007. Question about medicinal card. I have this piece of paper saying insomnia qualifies..can anyone confirm.. And I have this weird stomache man, let me tell you. I'm not anorexic, but I never have an appetite. After not eating for a bit my stomache starts to ache horribly, but any food I ingest will usually make it ten times worse. I love weed so much, It helps me sleep and I can eat like a 300 lb man when I have the munchies. Any feedback is appreciated:thumbsup: Rating: 5

[psteve]

Not in Oregon.
Maybe for the appetite thing, but not insomnia.

[Storm Crow]

It takes only $100 to $150 to get a recommendation! I have one for migraines.- Granny:hippy:

[psteve]

It's a bit tighter in Oregon.
You have to show actual medical records.
I got mine for chronic (!) back pain, Migraines, Muscle spasms, and nausea.

[Nailhead]

Dude, I have Crohn's disease and those are the exact symptoms I had when I was first diagnosed, I swear are you like the me from the past asking this? lol

Go see a Gastroenterologist, (G.I. for short), Doctor for short so he can run some tests on you. They won't be fun tests, but trust me dude if you don't get informed on that shit you could die, or loose your stomach and use a colostomy bag the rest of your life, GET CHECKED OUT!

And if the fear of no sex with a woman for the rest of your life doesn't scare you enough to get checked out....Crohn's disease is definitely worthy of legal status of a medical marijuana patient. I am

Did someone say you were in Oregon? Hmm, don't know bout those laws, but I do know in California I had no problem walking in, handing over $150 and my medical records, and walking out with a legal recommendation to use marijuana for health treatment. As for a card, we don't need one in California, all you need is that piece of paper from your doctor, (and they do confirm them, so don't even try faking one).

Read up on the laws to see exactly what it says because I don't know a thing about Oregon's law.