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Becoming a patient in maine

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by DoctorDank, Feb 18, 2009.

  1. I suffer from chronic back pain and migraines but under the Maine medical marijuana laws those are not eligible medical conditions (they are in some states), is there any hope I could still get a card in Maine? The medical conditions that are allowed in Maine are the following;


    1. Persistent nausea, vomiting, wasting syndrome or loss of appetite as a result of:
      1. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) or the treatment thereof; or
      2. Chemotherapy or radiation therapy used to treat cancer;
    2. Heightened intraocular pressure as a result of glaucoma;
    3. Seizures associated with a chronic, debilitating disease, such as epilepsy; or
    4. Persistent muscle spasms associated with a chronic, debilitating disease, such as multiple sclerosis
    Thanks for any help guys.



     
  2. to the top ^^^
     
  3. I think you pretty much answered your own question - you seem to be pretty well versed in Maine law, I'm not sure anyone here would be more knowledgable.


    Edit: woot, 1000th post
     
  4. Not familiar with the laws in your state. Many states do have a clause in their legislation that reads something like, 'or any other condition approved by the State Health Board.'

    Is there such a stipulation in the law? If so, you might be able to appeal to have your condition covered.
     
  5. might wanna catch a quick case of glocoma.. looks like you might be out of luck
    enjoy the pain meds
     

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