> Cannabinoids? That's medical marijuana, isns't it? > I saw my neuro. Monday, and asked her about a prescription. She was > horrified! No way, she said, she wasn't about to open herself up for legal > problems. And she is also a clinical instructor at UCSF. And... there is a > store in S.F. that sells medical marijuana... > I don't get it... Regina,
Strange, isn't it? your neuro could write a prescription stating your diagnosis and the statement, "Regina might benefit from using cannabinoids to reduce her symptoms." This prescription is taken to your cityhall, I think, and they will give you a identification card ( may cost $50, call first to find place and cost). Then you can go to any local cannabinoid (Med. Marihuana) stores and buy your own. Google "Neurology" click on the journal, then click on "current issue" look for the article, click on "abstract" copy and paste the title and abstract to a black page of word or whatever writing application you use and print it out. Send this to your neurologist. You could also ask her to contact Dr. Doug Kerr at Johns hopkins Univ, or Dr. Mark Ware at the Montreal General Hosp. Pain Clinic, McGill Univ., school of med., montreal for reassurance. good luck, frank sheldon, md,cm, and patient with tm. copy this e-mail and send this along with the abstract. your neuro. could contact me by e-mail if needed
