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Moving to a state for medical marijuana?

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by IndianoplisKid96, Nov 9, 2014.

  1. #1 IndianoplisKid96, Nov 9, 2014
    How would i go about this? I'm looking to move to michigan. I have had depression and i have gone to the dr for nausea and almost everyday my senior year my stomach would be in knots etc. I also went to see if it was my appendex luckily it wasn't. Im just wondering If i could even move to michigan. Would i need to talk to my dr in state and get records from them? I am not here to scam the system. I've had depression last year and i had nausea because of it.

     
  2. #2 Gemstoner, Nov 10, 2014
    I don't have personal experience getting qualified in Michigan, but a dispensary owner there told me that there are decent doctors who will give recommendations when needed without requiring medical records.
     
  3. #3 IndianoplisKid96, Nov 10, 2014
    i can easily get medical records for my nausea for how bad it was, i think either or would be good. but i didn't know if michigan allowed dispenseries
     
  4. #4 Gemstoner, Nov 13, 2014
     
    Yes, there are dispensaries in Michigan.
     
  5. #5 RedSkySoldier, Nov 16, 2014
     
    I'm planning on moving to CO to manage symptoms of Bipolar I disorder and Irritable Bowel Syndrome, a result of too much stress, so watch out and try and chill out as much as possible. Cannabis, btw works wonders for nausea. As for records, it is a double edged sword. If records show consistent problems with nausea and little or no efficacy from Western meds, then yes, should be easy, but I've not gone through the process myself just yet. Good luck. 
     

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