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07-31-2012, 12:24 PM #1Junior Member
Patient/Doctor relationship One Year??
Just look in the back of NEW TIMES people, it's full of doctors who are advertising... Shit!! Even craigslist has postings for doctors... You people let politics scare you away from everything. It is so unbelievable how many people think they cant get their cards for simple pain conditions like a bad lower back or constant vomiting. This is not about people with HIV or cancer. Marijuana is a natural pain reliever, this is why big pharma does not like how easily available it is, they want you on morphine and other hill billy heroin pills instead. Don't you guys remember when the feds were trying to bust the casinos here in the 90's.. But yet, low and behold, a casino is still sitting on every single reservation in AZ..
AnRgYpOtHeAd Reviewed by AnRgYpOtHeAd on . Patient/Doctor relationship One Year?? I read some of the drafts on the AZ DHS and it looks like there is a requirement that the Doctor who writes the recommendation for a patient's MMJ card needs to have a relationship with the patient at least a year long, assessing the patient's condition prior to writing a recommendation. This seems like it will penalize the patient, who need help for their illness, and will delay applying for MMJ cards until a year from now. Have I mis-interpreted something in this draft? While my GP Rating: 5-~
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