moving to new mexico

[eibbor]

I am a diabled vet with a service connected injury of 100% for ptsd. I have found marijauana to help more than the pills. I am planing on moving to Albequrque New Mexico at the first of the month. I plan on getting a apartment or something like that. Does anyone have any advice?

eibbor Reviewed by eibbor on 05-22-2010. moving to new mexico I am a diabled vet with a service connected injury of 100% for ptsd. I have found marijauana to help more than the pills. I am planing on moving to Albequrque New Mexico at the first of the month. I plan on getting a apartment or something like that. Does anyone have any advice? Rating: 5

[Washedout]

The apartment mention speaks of trouble to me at least you should place yourself as far away as you can from a landlord or manager as possible.

I myself will be relocating at the end of this year and will be lookng for a 3bd 2ba home just about 3 miles out of town.I myself need a live in caregiver will also like a roomie that has to be a MMJ patient. For once am playing it safe.So a landlord or manager who opposes my use of MMJ isn't around, plus other tennets ratting me out.

Maybe you should consider a countryside cottage where it's maybe on the outskirts of the city so you would have one less thing to worry about and good luck with your new casa.

[coolslayer]

Good luck with your move.

[Totah Sam]

I am a diabled vet with a service connected injury of 100% for ptsd. I have found marijauana to help more than the pills. I am planing on moving to Albequrque New Mexico at the first of the month. I plan on getting a apartment or something like that. Does anyone have any advice?

Bring your out-of-state paperwork that shows your PTSD diagnosis. You shouldn't have a problem.