Married caregivers, heads up

[copobo]

fyi! just fwded to me!

[email protected] <[email protected]>
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: Pablo <[email protected]>

Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants.

CR
------Original Message------
From: Pablo
To: Chris Romer
Subject: very important 1284 questions
Sent: Jun 25, 2010 4:01 PM

Senator Romer

1. When does the 5 patient caregiver limit go into effect? I've heard
7/1/2010, 7/11/2010, 9/1/2010, and 7/11/2011

2. How do *I* as a caregiver, allow only certain people to be my
patient? Anyone can sign me up with the current setup, and I would be
breaking the law unknowingly.

3. My wife and I are both patients and caregivers. I have 5 patients,
she has 3. I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?

4. Why? That's what my patients are asking since I've told some they
may have to go as early as next week. This 1 month implementation
period is really a brutal way to treat patients in Colorado... but I
guess this was all about the dispensaries, not the patient. What an
unfortunate way to find the flaws that need to be worked out - 30
days!

I appreciate your fast response

Thanks

Pablo

(bcc:d my patients)

copobo Reviewed by copobo on 06-26-2010. Married caregivers, heads up fyi! just fwded to me! [email protected] <[email protected]> Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM Reply-To: [email protected] To: Pablo <[email protected]> Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants. CR Rating: 5

[rightwinger]

fyi! just fwded to me!

[email protected] <[email protected]>
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: Pablo <[email protected]>

Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants.

CR
------Original Message------
From: Pablo
To: Chris Romer
Subject: very important 1284 questions
Sent: Jun 25, 2010 4:01 PM

Senator Romer

1. When does the 5 patient caregiver limit go into effect? I've heard
7/1/2010, 7/11/2010, 9/1/2010, and 7/11/2011

2. How do *I* as a caregiver, allow only certain people to be my
patient? Anyone can sign me up with the current setup, and I would be
breaking the law unknowingly.

3. My wife and I are both patients and caregivers. I have 5 patients,
she has 3. I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?

4. Why? That's what my patients are asking since I've told some they
may have to go as early as next week. This 1 month implementation
period is really a brutal way to treat patients in Colorado... but I
guess this was all about the dispensaries, not the patient. What an
unfortunate way to find the flaws that need to be worked out - 30
days!

I appreciate your fast response

Thanks

Pablo

(bcc:d my patients)

Page 59 (5) (b) of 1284--"Two or more primary caregivers shall not join together for the purpose of cultivating medical marijuana."

[copobo]

married people are joined together for the purpose of marriage. is this a right lost when married? when 2 caregivers with a full load get married, would have the patients have to go?

they ARE going to have to decide what to enforce. If I get popped and have the interpretation of one of the sponsors of the bill.... perhaps I would have a better defense.

It's really fucken great this regulation cleared everything up, and is protecting so many!

[rightwinger]

married people are joined together for the purpose of marriage. is this a right lost when married? when 2 caregivers with a full load get married, would have the patients have to go?

they ARE going to have to decide what to enforce. If I get popped and have the interpretation of one of the sponsors of the bill.... perhaps I would have a better defense.

It's really fucken great this regulation cleared everything up, and is protecting so many!

Agreed--it's B.S--It's forcing medical marijuana patients to buy from a certain place--which in my opinion is unconstitutional.

[denverbear]

Agreed--it's B.S--It's forcing medical marijuana patients to buy from a certain place--which in my opinion is unconstitutional.

are you saying we can only go to the dispensary we elect after july 1 as our caregiver or can we still visit differant places for differant medicines.......
is this a new twist ???

[cowgirl1]

fyi! just fwded to me!

[email protected] <[email protected]>
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: Pablo <[email protected]>

Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants.

CR
------Original Message------
From: Pablo
To: Chris Romer
Subject: very important 1284 questions
Sent: Jun 25, 2010 4:01 PM

Senator Romer

1. When does the 5 patient caregiver limit go into effect? I've heard
7/1/2010, 7/11/2010, 9/1/2010, and 7/11/2011

2. How do *I* as a caregiver, allow only certain people to be my
patient? Anyone can sign me up with the current setup, and I would be
breaking the law unknowingly.

3. My wife and I are both patients and caregivers. I have 5 patients,
she has 3. I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?

4. Why? That's what my patients are asking since I've told some they
may have to go as early as next week. This 1 month implementation
period is really a brutal way to treat patients in Colorado... but I
guess this was all about the dispensaries, not the patient. What an
unfortunate way to find the flaws that need to be worked out - 30
days!

I appreciate your fast response

Thanks

Pablo

(bcc:d my patients)

Romer is WRONG, I have talked with my uncle who most of you know is a DEA agent and I have talked with Lawyer. Husband and wifes are not allowed to have 5 patients each. Furthermore a husband and wife are not even allowed to grow together

[cowgirl1]

married people are joined together for the purpose of marriage. is this a right lost when married? when 2 caregivers with a full load get married, would have the patients have to go?

they ARE going to have to decide what to enforce. If I get popped and have the interpretation of one of the sponsors of the bill.... perhaps I would have a better defense.

It's really fucken great this regulation cleared everything up, and is protecting so many!

The letter will do you know good. It will be rules as hersay unless you get Romer to come to court on your behalf and say he wrote the letter. You and I both know that will never happen. The DA will say it is a bs letter and Romer never wrote it

[COzigzag]

fyi! just fwded to me!

[email protected] <[email protected]>
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: Pablo <[email protected]>

Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants.

CR
------Original Message------
From: Pablo
To: Chris Romer
Subject: very important 1284 questions
Sent: Jun 25, 2010 4:01 PM

Senator Romer

1. When does the 5 patient caregiver limit go into effect? I've heard
7/1/2010, 7/11/2010, 9/1/2010, and 7/11/2011

2. How do *I* as a caregiver, allow only certain people to be my
patient? Anyone can sign me up with the current setup, and I would be
breaking the law unknowingly.

3. My wife and I are both patients and caregivers. I have 5 patients,
she has 3. I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?

4. Why? That's what my patients are asking since I've told some they
may have to go as early as next week. This 1 month implementation
period is really a brutal way to treat patients in Colorado... but I
guess this was all about the dispensaries, not the patient. What an
unfortunate way to find the flaws that need to be worked out - 30
days!

I appreciate your fast response

Thanks

Pablo

(bcc:d my patients)

For one, I don't trust Romer! He left a very key part of the question unanswered, "I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?"

His answer does not specify whether husband/wife can grow together. I think it's deceptive.

Did he answer any of the other questions?

[copobo]

there's so much black and white these days, eh?

you are all right. I'm not looking to increase my plant count now (especially mid summer!), and we are down to 5 patients total. I doubt I'll be using his advice unless the courts rule the same way (agian).

maybe we should get this guy to a function somewhere, where he can be on the video record answering some tough q's about gray areas.

[canaguy27]

Page 59 (5) (b) of 1284--"Two or more primary caregivers shall not join together for the purpose of cultivating medical marijuana."

Yea that is pretty clear. I would follow this if I were you.

Romer is an idiot.