Quote Originally Posted by TheReleafCenter
Denver acts and lots of municipalities follow. Even if you're in an outlying community, I'd encourage everyone to contact them.
Good Point, I have decided to contact them I am still working on the letter, as I want to make sure I cover all points.

Some of the points I will attempt to highlight are:

1) My disability presents issues that keep me from doing anything physical, including simple tasks like inspecting plants.

2) Caregivers are already very limited due to restrictions placed on them such as the requirement to sell for cost

3) Caregivers are limited to 5 patients so that should not create a traffic issue any worse than any home based business. If they aren't following the law then enforce current laws.

4) My disease limits the prescription meds I can take due to the stress placed on the liver.

5) if Caregivers are eliminated cost will prevent me from utilizing MMC's & make it impossible to obtain medicine.

this is just a basic out line but some of the subjects I want to include

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mustangwomyn Reviewed by mustangwomyn on . Caregivers, I need your help. I have an open dialogue going with Jeanne Robb on the 12 plant issue that has reached somewhat of an impasse. I don't think she understands that there are REAL patients that are in federal housing or are too sick to cultivate medicine on their own. I need her to hear from your patients. I'm compiling a list of short letters to forward her. If your patients could do something as simple as give their name, their address, a description of their condition and how having a caregiver assists Rating: 5