Quote Originally Posted by Monkeyvich
Update: The University of Washington Medical Center has explained the following:
(1) first of all, non-smoking hospital. I cannot wander to the designated smoking area due to my dropping white cell counts .
(2) they do not "honor" outside prescriptions, they take your outside med list and dispense from their stocks. in fact i cannot take my prilosec and am on the inferior protonix.
(3) Since they have standing policies refusing smokable MMJ, they won't write or permit me to take my state-legal prescription here.
(4) I have heard bad things about their "alternative", Marinol.

This is a fascist prison I'm in until late in the week. I wish I could get someone here with a discreet Sneek A Vape or something that wouldn't set off the fire alarms ....

What would you do in my sad socks??????
The protonix is a great thing the Dr. did for you..it turns out that protonix turns up a positive ua or blood test for thc...go out to the smoking area(or private walk about) blaze on and say nothing.
jamessr Reviewed by jamessr on . In Hospital, cannot smoke. :( I am stuck in the cancer ward at the University of Washington until this Sunday. Talking to several nurses seems to indicate I'm not going to be able to smoke (mostly due to my not being allowed out of the ward during the active chemotherapy)... not even a discreet ping in the bathroom now and again followed by febreeze or some sort of thing to kill the smoke when i breathe it out ... sigh. And, the magic brownies, magic candy, and magic goldfish I brought... well they are not really Rating: 5