I have PTSD, and I got on the program to use cannabis so I could cut down on antidepressants and eventually stop taking them all together. The trouble is, for me to do this I must be confident that I have a good reliable steady supply of meds.

Many people are in my same position. With such low product output by the program, most are forced to buy from the black market.

I have had older folks who use meds for pain ask me if I can find them some street cannabis.

Without quick action by the people who pull the strings, New Mexico is creating a new breed of law brakers. I'm talking about people who would never have tried cannabis without the protection of the state of New Mexico.

Because of the slow pace of production and, and the amount of folks in the program, and growing at a very fast rate, nothing but bad things can happen.

I see two things happing, more honest people forced to brake the law, and all kinds of tax money going to the black market.
WestMesa Reviewed by WestMesa on . Is the New Mexico Med cannabis program creating a new class of criminal I have PTSD, and I got on the program to use cannabis so I could cut down on antidepressants and eventually stop taking them all together. The trouble is, for me to do this I must be confident that I have a good reliable steady supply of meds. Many people are in my same position. With such low product output by the program, most are forced to buy from the black market. I have had older folks who use meds for pain ask me if I can find them some street cannabis. Without quick action by Rating: 5