Outraged
medical marijuana patients protested outside the Department of Health in Rhode
Island on Monday. They were protesting the fact that the Department of Health
denied approval of all 15 Compassion Care registration applications. According
to the Rhode Island Patient Advocacy Coalition this is a direct violation of a
law that enacted in 2009 that set a time line for issuing licenses for up to
three stores that would sell medical marijuana (It's like the limited number of
liquor licenses that are available in your County). The Releaf Center
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the United States, individual States are legalizing marijuana for medical
purposes. It is a medical fact that marijuana can ease the symptoms of chronic
and often, debilitating diseases. Not to mention, marijuana when used
medicinally, can help people with Cancer, Glaucoma, Crohn's disease,
Fibromyalgia, Migraines, Wasting Syndrome, Alzheimer's, Epilepsy (or just
seizures in general), Severe Chronic pain (of ANY type), Severe and Persistent
Muscle Spasms (but not limited to just those that are characteristic in
Multiple Sclerosis patients); the list goes on and on. Marijuana Near Me
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many people do you know personally that could probably benefit from the use of
marijuana? I would bet least one or two! Where do you suppose these patients
are supposed to GET their pot? Marijuana Compassion Centers do not just legally
"sell pot" to the patients. They also hold regular meetings that
discuss the law, how to become a qualifying medical marijuana patient, how to
find a good, quality caregiver (to grow the pot for you or the caregiver may be
your "middle man" - he/she goes and gets your pot for you) and also,
how to grow your own marijuana. This information is invaluable to those that
desire it. Recreational
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The
reason that lawmakers voted to allow up to three Compassion Centers was to give
patients safe access to marijuana. Without these Compassion Centers patients
would be forced to buy their marijuana from drug dealers. Who wants to do that?
Do you want your grandparents going to seedy places to get their marijuana just
so that they can have a better quality of life? Hell no you don't. Best Marijuana
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The
Department of Health defends itself saying that none of the applications met
state requirements, one of which is that the compassion center/store must be
nonprofit. Furthermore, reportedly, 9 of the applications didn't even get the
minimum score and several applications were over the 25 page limit. Cannabis Marijuana
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The
department says that it will begin accepting new applications again in October.
For those of you whose application were denied TRY, TRY again!!
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