Fwd: Minnesota OKs using medical pot for pain

[Chris Kurle]

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Date: Wed, Dec 2, 2015, 11:41 AM
Subject: Minnesota OKs using medical pot for pain
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chriskurle sent you this page from Minnesota Public Radio:

Minnesota OKs using medical pot for pain The Minnesota Health Department says it will expand the legal use of medical marijuana to cover people with intractable pain.

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[Oliver Steinberg]

Of course, they must wait another 8 months before they can drive long miles to one of the handful of dispensaries in order to pay exorbitant prices for the processed cannabis which they could acquire immediately for a lot less money in one of the free states.

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[cannabis Bud]

I went to one of the meetings they held for feedback in St Cloud. There were three active patients in the crowd and two of them stated they were not going back but would buy on the black market. The price was way to high and there was no real choice to get a strain that worked for you. This leaves out all people who can not pay the 300 to 2000 bucks that a month supply may cost them. You also have to pay a 200 dollar fee for your license. Only rich or well to do people will have access to this. Here is a video that explains the strains and you will see why we need to have legal access to all the strains. www.lifewithcannabis.com/index.php?threads/mara-gordon-aunt-zeldas.320/  Mara Gordon is great at explaining strains/doses.

You need to have the plant legal for growing then you can find the right strain that works best for you and you buy the seeds. You grow it or have a caregiver grow it for you. There are more than 5,700 strains of cannabis and some of the online seed stores offer 1,500 or more of them. What is needed is the right to grow and get your seeds anything else is doomed to failure. They will still be hunting down people who do not want to use the limited offerings supplied. Minnesota will be arresting people and dealing with this issue until they allow people to grow what they want.

Russ 

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