Quote Originally Posted by jamessr
I would like to help clarify something here in regards to the word CAREGIVER ...

That word has very specific meaning in healthcare law... change the definition to what it really is A PROVIDER !!

Once you have this cluster fuck oxymoron lingo removed... because a care-provider lingo does not fit in the mmj world at all.

We had this changed in Wa. State because it is what it is and NOTHING MORE. YOU ARE A PROVIDER OF MEDICINE ONLY, period !!! When you look at how the COURTS interpret caregiver vs. provider.. It becomes crystal clear...one can be a care-provider and a mmj provider all in one... but, you need 1 license from the state health dept., and one from the signing authorizing practitioner in the normal course of their business... NONE OF THE HYPER-TECHNICAL LINGO IS PRESENT. voila from a legal standing-point.

Not that any leo agree but, it sure shut the bleeding off....
I actually agree 100% with this. But the state seems to be leaving the "Caregiver" tag there since it's in the constitution, and trying to force a combination of the bold text above on those of us who are only asked to be MMJ "Providers"

I've voiced my concerns to my patients, and they all agree that I do play a significant roll in there well being by providing top quality meds that are well within their means to afford! Sent one home with his max 2 oz (dry and cured) for helping trim a single plant!!!! :hippy:

The Money my patients save alone improves their lives, plus every one of them has claimed a drop in consumption from dispensary meds due to the fact that the effect is there in 1-2 hits and it lasts 2x as long, instead of smoking a whole bowl to be good for an hour.

Smoking less (even if it is MMJ) = good for your health! :hippy:


None the less, the lawmakers don't seem to recognize that!



I should probably put most of that into one of my shitty E-mails..... that might have been my best wording so far! :i feel stupid: