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Old 10-29-2009, 04:57 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Comments on LATimes Steve Lopez' visit to MMJ Doctor

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Go here to read the comments left about Steve Lopez' story on his visit to get a rec from a MMJ doctor.
Medical marijuana for an L.A. Times columnist | Comments Blog | Los Angeles Times

His story is here, in case you haven't read it. A visit to the medical marijuana doctor -- latimes.com

Let's get in there ourselves and speak up, trackers!



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Medical marijuana for an L.A. Times columnist

October 28, 2009 | 3:49 pm

Marijuana

For a lot of people, the details about medical marijuana can be hazy. Hundreds of dispensaries have grown like weeds around Los Angeles, some of which are open as late as fast-food restaurants (a blessed coincidence). But how does one get a prescription to use this medicine?

Thankfully, L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez broke down part of the process in his column today about his visit to the medical marijuana doctor.

In his account, Lopez educates us about obtaining a marijuana “recommendation” from an obstetrician who had advertised as being someone who could write a script for the controversial bud.

So the question is: Is Lopez’s account of visiting the doctor an accurate depiction of the experience?

Do you agree with him that we’re better off legalizing the plant? Or do the recreational users who abuse the system need to be, excuse the pun, weeded out?

Our interactive map of L.A. marijuana dispensaries shows which are licensed and which have been denied applications -- it also marks their proximity to schools, parks and libraries. What do you think about the location of these dispensaries? Does it matter that they are so close to schools and public spaces? Or do you consider this much ado about nothing?

-- Kelsey Ramos

Medical marijuana for an L.A. Times columnist | Comments Blog | Los Angeles Times



Recreational users are either helping or hurting us. So, were was these people that make a big percentage of patients when the rallies called for them? Too medicated? Probably. We need their help, if not, let them wait like we did for another proposition to vote and act on.
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