Quote Originally Posted by copobo
I provide an oz a month free to my patients as well as some free edibles and heavy discounts for additional meds. My wife and I are both patients as well.

Now, if this new legislation goes into effect, can someone tell me how this will work?

I have 7 patients. Obviously, at least 2 will have to go. the way I count now, I am growing for 9 - myself, my wife, and 7 others.

If my wife is not a caregiver, and I am, can we still grow her plants with mine and the ones we'll be growing for the other 5?

And how will you decide who to keep? seniority or need? - ie keep my first patient or keep my poorest or sickest?

and, fyi, I have not ever broken even on my costs. I don't care about making $$.

I really don't understand why a bill to regulate dispensaries should be effecting existing caregiver relationships.
I am in the same situation. To the best of my knowledge HB10-1284 doesn't state that a patient can no longer grow their own meds. It does state that, "TWO OR MORE PRIMARY CAREGIVERS SHALL NOT JOIN
TOGETHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CULTIVATING MEDICAL MARIJUANA."

Your wife is not a Caregiver and I'm assuming she has not given that away to you formally.

Heck, I'm still confused about being able to deliver meds to my patients. I think this bill squashes that for some reason too.
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