I live in kentucky, and have a chronic illness called crohns disease. I know weed helps with chronic pain and such.. And I know I can’t get medical weed in Ky and that I’d have to get it out of state, but would I be able to get some from my doctor?
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Nope.
Well don’t ask a doctor if u can get some weed just go there and I’m sure that they will get you something to help it might be weed but you never know;)
Most states that have passed laws legalizing marijuana for medical use have some type of registration program and require patients and caregivers to obtain a medical marijuana card. This page includes a state-by-state guide on how to register and obtain a card.
As of July 2010, 14 states have passed laws legalizing marijuana for medical use. These states include Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.http://medicalmarijuana.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=0008811 Many of these states require patients intending to use marijuana for medical use to register first–but what exactly is required depends on the state. If you are considering talking to your doctor about using marijuana for your medical condition, then you will want to find out what is required to register in your state as medical documentation in some form is necessary in every state.
Zach got some of that in DUE DATE; the movie, so, I guess you can..lol