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Reserch on legalization in ND
Well Phillip actually I am trying to do some reserch on the best way to proceed with getting medicinal cannabis legal in ND. My exp. working as a team with police, Doctors, nurses, paitents on past jobs includeing a medical detox. Iv also gotten support in the past and met Senator Hubert Humphery and off the record conversations on peoples thoughts about Medicinal Cannabis.
This is also something Iv thought about and reserched for a long time. Since medically its made a difference with my severe neuropathic pain and looking at my electric wheelchair rather than sitting in it. I desided I wanted to slow the brain damage down and live, rather than die. If not for it actually changeing the course of my MS and having science and medical records to prove to me its worth it I wouldnt of ran across your article.
Doing good reserch on what exactly will pass in ND on all levels is of utter importance to me. Once I make that decision to obstain 100% it wont take long before I go from walking, staggering, slurred speech and pretty much being mistaken for being mentally challanged. I think I would have at least 4 months. Then I would need to have enough people in place to do what I cant, help convince the voters in ND that we should have compassionate use legalized and be advocates for those like myself. In a poll taken we have a majority who agree with it. They just dont want it turning into a fiasco as it has in some cases in California with the feds busting dispencaries, people getting permits that ought not have them. I think I would like to set up a independent commitee to achieve this since I am not willing to lend support to a group that advocates anything other than medicinal use.
If you know of some good resources that will help me please feel free to email me. I actually liked SDs logo. and would like to know where you feel advocates for compassionate use there lacked in getting it passed if they did that is.
I wish you the best, Grandma
Arizona is just as bad if not worse!
"they" get you on a traffic stop. Something as little as the light above your license plate is out. Next thing you know you are being accused of all sorts of things, dragged down to the court house for a UA. NO EVIDENCE in necessary. They get that UA and can charge you up the wazoo for simply a metebolite in your system! Its not right. It's illegal. It's all about money
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