I got pulled over and arrested/charged with possession right around the time I was being diagnosed with Crohn's. I was throwing up blood every couple months and wanted it checked out. This was almost six months ago, I'm well into treatment at this stage.

As soon as I had to stop smoking my body went haywire, nausea, pain and the inability to stay vertical. I can't even work some days, which makes bills and court fines tough.
Turns out I had Crohn's Disease, and the only med's that help me is MMJ.
I'm receiving treatment right now, but as for my symptoms they can't or won't give me anything for it. The medications are upwards of a thousand dollars per prescription

So now I'm on probation with a debilitating disease, for Possession. And the only thing that makes me functional is what I was charged with having.

My question is if anyone has any advice for me? Am I still eligible for a card, would I need legal representation?
Getting the signature wouldn't be hard, I just don't want the courts to put me in prison for breaking probation when I test.

I need help people.

(If you have any advice email me at [email protected])
hisuiiro Reviewed by hisuiiro on . Michigan Probation Question I got pulled over and arrested/charged with possession right around the time I was being diagnosed with Crohn's. I was throwing up blood every couple months and wanted it checked out. This was almost six months ago, I'm well into treatment at this stage. As soon as I had to stop smoking my body went haywire, nausea, pain and the inability to stay vertical. I can't even work some days, which makes bills and court fines tough. Turns out I had Crohn's Disease, and the only med's that help me Rating: 5