Since you need a second doctors cert. for CHRONIC PAIN

[stickydankAZ]

Does Anyone know of a lic. MD thats a MMJ specialist?

stickydankAZ Reviewed by stickydankAZ on 01-04-2011. Since you need a second doctors cert. for CHRONIC PAIN Does Anyone know of a lic. MD thats a MMJ specialist? Rating: 5

[MadSativa]

yeah theri around in SF and ABQ but the chronic pain one has to be signed buy a specialist. So you need your family practioner and a specialist in pain to sign it. I think not totaly sure, but thats what it says on the application

[stickydankAZ]

I have to get my brother in to see two now damn that will be around 300 bucks for both... is there a few that are just MMJ? I cant aford the whole easter egg style doctor hunting idea. my brother has great medical records he'll get a rec. no prob

[MadSativa]

their is a place in SF and ABQ that specilaiz in Medical cannaibis , how ever calling them might answer more quetions s then I can

1-505-818-4376

[stickydankAZ]

thanks for the number:thumbsup:

[MadSativa]

they dont know me, so I dont think they will even know what is going on, but sure if you want lol. dont think it will do much

[medsforfibro]

Most of my pass experiences with Pain Management doctors have been bad.
A lot of them won't treat you unless you plan on getting all your pain meds from them. That means you will have to go and see them monthly in addition to your regular doctor. In Grant county there are no certified pain specialists, Rheumatologists, physical medicine doctors, or any of the right type of doctors that pleases the board in Santa Fe. I'd have to drive to Las Cruces for the consult and then follow ups until they believe I'm in pain. Then I'd have to find one that believes in cannabis and is willing to sign the papers.