Quote Originally Posted by jamessr
The court noted it was a THCF authorization from Dr. Orvald. Fry was an authorized qualifying patient, the Dr. is the one who fucked it all up because he didn't write the correct info. in the correct places. Fry has severe back pain unrelieved by standard meds and treatment, yet it was not noted as a qualifying condition by the damn stupid M.D. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr this just fry's my hide.....:wtf::wtf::wtf::wtf:
Then the patient needs to double check their authorization so that it states explicitly what is qualifying them. Passing the buck gets nowhere.
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