Stan Smith - Has worked for the CIA since the 1980's as a "weapons expert" always on the alert for terrorist activity. His official job title is"Deputy Deputy Director" and since then his work has included the interrogation of possible terrorists. And always on the look-out for terrorists. He'll do anything to protect his loved ones.
Trust me, with the stress of wondering if you'll endure the chemo, chemotherapy drugs, and all the insomnia induced from brain radiation, never mind the cancer, you may come to appreciate the drowsiness it offers.
I know what you are thinking. "It's an isolated incident." Well, not really. Lydia Coenen was selling lemonade in her front yard in Appleton, WI that had been a summer tradition for six years. In July the authorities came and closed down them. Her dad asked if an exception could be made by them. They said they "had to follow orders." er ".ordinance." In June three boys in Bethesda, MD were selling lemonade to raise money for children's cancer research. Same story. Them shut down and hit their parents for not having the appropriate permits with a ticket.
His purpose was - now, with all the training (because of this program), they do my blog not miss a thing - they don't need your permit'flagged' if you're a recreational marijuana card-holder; they are totally confident that if you're driving impaired, they'll pick up any signals that would indicate that you are impaired. There are signs you are going to have,. Signs they'll observe. Signs that cannot be hidden - they observant. And they're always looking for signs.
KQED reports that there is a program to strengthen enforcement of pot - a move that may signal seizure of property leased to cannabis club and marijuana operations. If medical marijuana is legal, how can that be? Well, here's the rub - it is illegal under federal statute, although legal in California.
I have a friend who was fading away from lung cancer. He was ready to give up, tired of living weak and defeated. He had heard about marijuana helping with chemo, but didn't know there was a way around smoking it. His wife learned how to make marijuana cookies and everything turned around. He experienced the appetite increase, ate better than he had in months, and got stronger everyday. And he felt a lot better. These positive changes encouraged him to keep fighting; suddenly the battle didn't seem quite over. Last time I saw him, he looked more like a triathlete than a cancer patient.
I explain the importance of appropriate patient/caregiver forms. Yes, you can get a few of these form online but stop to consider for a moment. How comfortable would you be if the"authorities" visited your dispensary and asked to see your paperwork which allows you distribute marijuana to your patients. These forms are important and you need to be sure you are complying with state law.