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Will this be legitimate?

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by Rauchen, Dec 16, 2008.

  1. #1 Rauchen, Dec 16, 2008
    I plan on moving to California and going to college somewhere around the L.A. area next year and am just curious if I will have a problem getting a recommendation based of my circumstances... So basically I have been using marijuana for a little over a year mainly for recreational purposes. It has always helped me sleep well as before I started toking heavily, many a night I slept terribly if at all. This was usually three times a week. So I lived with that and it did not faze me much, other than the sheer annoyance of not being able to sleep well and being tired. Then I started toking and progressed to being a daily smoker and never once had an issue with it since. Now I am not able to smoke, and I realized that I took for granted the ability marijuana gave me to sleep soundly and peacefully every night. I got a sleeping pill prescription for ambien to take for the nights of the week this happens, but taking the pills is not appealing to me and does not work nearly as well. So basically I have a prescription which documents my sleeping troubles. Will this be suitable enough to get my recommendation from an MMJ Doctor once I move to California? Thanks.
     
  2. #2 Storm Crow, Dec 16, 2008
    Pill bottles will likely do it, but since you have the time, why not get a copy of your medical records? Then it will be a sure thing. Medical records streamline the whole process!



    Granny :wave:
     
  3. #3 Rauchen, Dec 16, 2008
    I have the medical records, so it sounds like I will be all set?
     
  4. #4 Brassman27, Dec 16, 2008
    Yea man, you're good. The pill bottle will be a plus, especially since you can actually show it to the doc.
     
  5. #5 Storm Crow, Dec 16, 2008
    Go to the DMV ASAP to get ID and proof of residency, and you're good to go!
     
  6. #6 Rauchen, Dec 16, 2008
    Thanks for the reinsurance, much appreciated.
     

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