I have my appointment on Sunday to get my rec for Insomnia and chronic pain. I've never had a prescription for sleeping pills, however, I am currently seeing a Sleep Specialist at the recommendation from my general physician. I don't have access to my old medical records, so I don't know if my Insomnia is documented anywhere, and I'm currently only using over the counter remedies for my Insomnia(because it's the only thing I can do at this time, even though they don't work). However, because I was recommended by my general physician to see / currently am seeing a Sleep Specialist, I'm wondering if this will be enough to get my recommendation? I've heard sometimes they'll give you a two-three month recommendation and have you come back later on when a diagnosis is finite. I'm just wondering if anyone has any insight on this? My insomnia is terrible, and cannabis is pretty much the only thing that has brought me some relief this far. I also suffer from very painful woman's issues and have an old Sciatic injury that causes me pain fairly frequently. I'm just hoping that having the referral from my General Physician to see the Sleep Specialist, and attending appointments with the specialist will be enough to get me my MMJ Rec. Please let me know what you all think! thanks so much.
brentwood Reviewed by brentwood on . trying to get my Rec for Insomnia. Can I do this without a current prescription? I have my appointment on Sunday to get my rec for Insomnia and chronic pain. I've never had a prescription for sleeping pills, however, I am currently seeing a Sleep Specialist at the recommendation from my general physician. I don't have access to my old medical records, so I don't know if my Insomnia is documented anywhere, and I'm currently only using over the counter remedies for my Insomnia(because it's the only thing I can do at this time, even though they don't work). However, because I Rating: 5