Sweetie, as long as you have medical records documenting a real medical condition that cannabis helps, you will get your recommendation! My rec is mainly for migraines (head trauma as a child- kid tried to murder me with a hammer) plus the minor problems of being 60. With my doc, you get a piece of paper stating a doctor has recommended cannabis for your medical problem. The card is only needed to buy at dispensaries or as an "easy way out" if you are pulled over with it in your car. As long as you have the rec from the doctor, you are "legal". The card just makes it easier for the cop to check things out and let you be on your way.

I don't have a card because, (a) my backward little county doesn't offer them yet, (b) I do not trust my local government not to "accidentally" leak my name to the feds! I don't know how your local cops are, but around here just saying they are corrupt is an understatement! But getting "legal" is still a good thing-Go for it!- Granny:hippy:
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . Medical Marijuana eligibility I'm 18 years old living in southern California near LA. All my life I've gotten chronic migraines with bad nausea. Tests have shown that it is simply heredity and that I will grow out of it. I have been prescribed medicines before but none of them have worked. What are the chances of me getting recommended for medical marijuana? Or do you have any tips on increasing that chance? Thanks Rating: 5