Hopefully by now you've gone over to NORML and gotten the list of doctors. It is easier to get a recommendation if you have your records. All they do is show the cannabis specialist that you DO have a valid medical condition- that you aren't just making it up. The fact that your records are old could be a plus- you didn't just go into a doctor, make a bogus complaint, get the records and immediately head over to a "pot doc" for a rec.

You just need to ask your old doctor for your records- if you feel you must give an explanation, just say you are going to a specialist about your continuing migraines. Mine arrived in the mail in about a week.

What to expect when you go- It is like a regular doctor's office. A P.A. will take your blood pressure and all that jazz. The doctor will give you a quick check up, and talk to you about use and your condition. You pay the receptionist, she hands you a piece of paper and you walk out legal. That piece of paper is ALL you need. You can now grow 6 mature plants and possess 8 ounces of bud.

The county card can save you hassle with the cops, but I live in an area that (a) hasn't seen fit to offer them just yet, and (b) is rather corrupt - I trust the locals about as far as I can throw the county courthouse! and (c) I like to keep a very low profile.

I have no experience with the dispensaries- our only one was shut down long ago. Sometimes, they have their own cards, too, but i really know nothing about them. However, did you notice that there is a "Cannabis Club Directory" in to tool bar above? LOL That might be a good spot to start. Also, ask the receptionist- she'll know.

My rec is for migraines due to a severe childhood head trauma. I've been using cannabis for 40 years- love it! And for some good reading on migraines (and other conditions) and cannabis, click the link in my sig! - Granny:hippy:

ps- Get a vaporizer! I love my little Vapor Brothers! SO much easier on the lungs!
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . Need Some Information Guys I've finally come to the decision that it's time for me to start researching the possibility of obtaining a MM card. For as long as I can remember, I have suffered from migraine headaches. As a preteen, my parents finally realized that my constant complaints of headaches had to be dealt with. We went to my doctor, we had CAT scans done, my doctor prescribed migraine medications, but the medication never helped. I've tried every over-the-counter pain reliever out there, and I have found that Rating: 5