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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    The "deemed approved" language is from the amendment itself, but the CDPHE ignores it. My first application was returned to me for just such a clerical error long after 35 days had passed.
    senorx12562 Reviewed by senorx12562 on . CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009 CONTACT Mark Salley Director, Office of Communications 303-692-2013 Medical Marijuana Registry Data Shows Cause for Concern Rating: 5

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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    Quote Originally Posted by senorx12562
    The "deemed approved" language is from the amendment itself, but the CDPHE ignores it. My first application was returned to me for just such a clerical error long after 35 days had passed.
    Right which is what I was thinking. In between the 35 days and the date they notify on is probably an open window where technically you were legal..

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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    I've been told that the actual date on the license is the issue date, not the date 14 weeks earlier (or whatever) that they received your paperwork. I'm not complaining.

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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    Question...does any of the cannibis medical uses help you shingles. My Grandfather suffered from them for many years and I was always interested in if there was anything he could do to help him with his continuous pain??

    Please advise

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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    I read most of this earlier, but not all of it, so if this got stated please forgive me.

    Doctors have their drug prescription license thru the DEA. (Feds) They will loose the ability to prescribe if the Feds become anal pores. Therefore, the majority of doctors prefer not to 'prescribe' cannabis for fear of the damage to their license...............

    So, the need for these clinics and for local clinics that specialize. I do hope the State looks at that aspect of the issue.

    It definately is worrisome that only a few doctors are the prescribers and I am sure it is sending up red flags. Those of you that can contact your state reps should provide that aspect to them before they change any laws.
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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules


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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    Dispensaries will always support regs that result in them staying in business while others are forced to close.

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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    Am I correct in assuming that the only direct effect this will have on patients is that the MMJ license will cost a bit more and require more checkups, visits, etc.?

    So, gone are the days of the walk-in/walk-out medical rec... but I'm sure places will remain like that clinic in Boulder - Grassroots I believe - where you have to visit 2-3 times before your rec. Those kind of places can adapt to the regs I would imagine.
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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    it just got out of committee. it will likely get voted on in the next week.
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    CO Health Dept calls for changes to doctor-patient rules

    I saw where they're 5 months behind processing cards...if you get licensed soon, you'll have 17 months

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