which patient to kick to the curb?

[Justabloke]

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.

Well the 30 plant limit is one way. If you do the math 5 patients x 6 plants comes to 32 plants but under 1284 you will only be allowed to grow up to 30 plants total. They expect you to take care of 5 people on 30 plants.

This doesn't take into account the patients who can't smoke/vaip and need edibles or rubs that require much larger amounts of plant material to create.

Hopefully we can get this struck down in court!

j

Justabloke Reviewed by Justabloke on 05-07-2010. which patient to kick to the curb? 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 Rating: 5