Has anyone noticed how nice the aahc looks in the rain! It's well worth a little drizzle so come on in rainy day soldiers!

Good afternoon, friends!

Today AAHC had a visit from Ann Arbor's finest. It just so happens our high quality medication is so, as we ha

*, as we have called it is so 'sticky icky' that they had to come visit due to a neighbour's smell complaint. We are of course all fine due to the fact that it was determined that we are following the laws outlined Law 1 of 2008, Section 333.26424.

As a matter of fact, Ann Arbor's finest are very friendly and they understand where patients and caregivers are coming from. They understand that the law was voted on by you, THE PEOPLE, and you want us here to provide the service of getting medicine to you. These city workers are here to help and understand your needs, I came out of this situation with that feeling and I feel you should too.

Again, from everyone at AAHC, we would like to thank you all for your support. I don't think any of us planned on becoming activists when this whole thing started, but we fell into it and it is our responsibility to know our rights.

Cheers and good day.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/20/us/20brfs-POLICEGROUPB_BRF.html?_r=1

There is a police group in California supporting Proposition 19. Proposition 19 is going to be on California's ballot in November to regulate and tax marijuana. What does everyone think about that?

People in Congress may start making sense!

Realistic talks about medical marijuana and general marijuana use. Discussions of how our society is hurting students by having small-time marijuana convictions. There is a number of university students who cannot receive financial aid or scholarships due to marijuana related convictions. It seems these Congress members agree that this is no good for our country.