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This is a good start. Used to be they could just fire without consequences. Now they will take a hit on their unemployment insurance. As an employer, I can tell you it makes a difference, perhaps now that there is a cost employers will be a little more tolerant of medical marijuana...

Gained some ground...more to come in 2 years.

Well done OR!

Overall it is good. It simply states the DEA has to respect state marijuana laws. The issue comes with the rescheduling of cannabis to make it something a physician can 'prescribe' rather than recommend. Prescriptions must have a quantity, route of administration and dosage. If it were...

Not in Michigan, legitimate doctors need records.

You should document the condition with chiropractic or physician visits before looking for a card. Dr. Bob

Just attended Santana concert in Mt. Pleasant, what a show!

Thank you JOC, as for you Bloody, I can say you met my expectations.

Another week in Marquette... living the dream.

Still going well. Keep up the good work guys.

Thoughts are with you Greg.

Living the Dream!

The Heller case, if I recall correctly, said membership in the National Guard was not a prerequisite, because in general the 'people' themselves had a right. The rest of the ruling DID allow for individual and groups of individuals to be denied (felons for example are a group). The ruling...

Please note that there is one other 'clinic' in N. Michigan sending out renewals by mail with no repeat doctor visit... don't fall for that either. Dr. Bob

This is rather amazing, Friends and foes alike are putting aside their differences and helping this man because it is the right thing to do. I am sure he is grateful and I am glad to see we can put aside our differences. Gary had an amazing lawyer, Daniel Hartman of Petoskey. Dan worked hard...

As a card carrying member of the NRA and avid hunter/shooter/cpl holder I am certainly pro firearm. But until the federal marijuana and/or gun laws change, there will be issues with federal gun laws and marijuana. You have to remember marijuana is not legal, the MMMA just blocks prosecution...

LEO assumes you are using if you have a card, unfortunately it is up to you to prove you aren't, especially if you are applying for something rather than being charged with a crime.

Interesting enough I have a patient in the office today in Muskegon that just defended his CPL as a 'non-using' but card holding patient. He came prepared with drug testing equipment to prove he wasn't using. The MMMA does not 'require' you to use marijuana if you have a card, but shields you...

One more thing- There are some doctors that will certify patients without prior records. While we do not do this (except for patients that are seeing us for other reasons like pain or narcotic addiction), it is perfectly ok. The proper way to do this is to see the patient over an extended...

Great question Leigh! We certify people under two broad circumstances. The first is that they are a regular pain or suboxone patient of ours. The second is if they have medical records confirming their condition(s). Here are some guidelines we use when evaluating medical records...