Looking For Doctor Recommendations In Wayne Country Or Ann Arbor

[jamf]

Looking for a legit doctor that will help me through the process.

 

I have the necessary drivers license, medical records, and documentations.

 

Also, pm me any docs, dispensaries, or places to avoid.

[t-pain]

https://plus.google.com/105465544838456144107/about

 

 

Chronic Releaf Certification Center
606 N Telegraph Rd Monroe, MI 48162
(734) 682-3444

Medical Marijuana Certification New/Renewal

Open M-F 10am-6pm

Doctor Days are Mon and Thur 2pm-5pm

 

no idea what kind of place it is, but its in monroe and thats good , right ?

[trichcycler]

http://www.michiganmedicalmarijuanacertification.com/

 

MMMCC Southfield

29877 Telegraph Road, Building 2 Suite 250
Southfield, MI 48034
Phone: 248-932-6400
Fax: 248-932-6362
Email: info@mmmcc.net
Map & Directions

[t-pain]

yeah well southfield to monroe is like 45miles 

 

http://www.minorml.org/html/links-clinics.html

for some more

 

theres a doc in taylor as well

 

Developing Comprehensive Clinic
7700 Telegraph Rd
Taylor, MI 48180
(Ph) 313-299-0467

Edited January 23, 2014 by t-pain

[trichcycler]

here's the best directory of certification centers in any area you wish

 

https://www.google.com/#q=wayne+county+marijuana+certification+center

[t-pain]

the only guy i'd recommend for bona-fied doc-patient relationship in wayne county is 

 

dr ernest mullen md

1115 S Main St Plymouth, Michigan

(734) 667-5960

[t-pain]

I hope you guys aren't recommending those places. On what basis?

well after people reject the 5 or so doctors for being too far away, it then becomes a location search. closest doctor wins.

[Kingdiamond]

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Chronic Releaf Certification Center

606 N Telegraph Rd Monroe, MI 48162

(734) 682-3444

Medical Marijuana Certification New/Renewal

Open M-F 10am-6pm

Doctor Days are Mon and Thur 2pm-5pm

 

no idea what kind of place it is, but its in monroe and thats good , right ?

Monroes not as great as it once was but I hear good things about that spot .

[jamf]

I will call Monroe

[trichcycler]

I aimed to help the op with lists to screen through, just like many do. I'm sure op didn't want us to choose for him. Part of ensuring the program is for you is doing the leg work, and learning along the way. leading to water thing...

[jamf]

I saw a doc last night and got the paperwork signed off.

 

The whole thing was just a money grab.  Its somewhat obvious Im disabled (walk with limp).  Doc sees me and medical papers, then immediately signs off..

 

Then the secretary whisks me outta the room before I can ask questions about the law and obtaining meds.

 

Doc must of seen over 20 patients an hour.  $60 a patient so $1200 and hour he is making.

[Restorium2]

I saw a doc last night and got the paperwork signed off.

 

The whole thing was just a money grab.  Its somewhat obvious Im disabled (walk with limp).  Doc sees me and medical papers, then immediately signs off..

 

Then the secretary whisks me outta the room before I can ask questions about the law and obtaining meds.

 

Doc must of seen over 20 patients an hour.  $60 a patient so $1200 and hour he is making.

Told you not to get it 'signed off'. Now you wasted your time and money. If you have to go to court, all what you just posted will come out and your card will be flimsy. When I see my cannabis specialist, even after years with the same one, he always takes his time and does a thorough examination. That is what stands up in court.

[jamf]

my medical needs are obvious and is well documented. 

 

I wanted to see a real doc but was in a rush to get the paperwork.  I am a patient in need of medicine.  The sooner I get my meds the better.  Now I have to wait 3weeks.

 

Personally, I think cannabis edible meds, should be available over the counter to adults.  Even if a kid eats it, they wont get sick and die.  Tylenol is very toxic and theres no restriction in getting it.  Kids get sick from eating too many childrens vitamins, eating it like candy.

 

This is what bugs me the most about medical marijuana.  It has to jump through ridiculous needless hoops, whereas many otc meds are highly toxic and their sold without restriction.

[Restorium2]

The actual appointment was just as important as your medical needs documentation. The documentation only stands after a proper examination. That's what we have found out from the court cases.

[trichcycler]

care to name the "sign off" doc ?

[t-pain]

see, now you can take your time to find a good doc.

 

nothing that says you cant get two doctors recommendations for mmj

[Restorium2]

see, now you can take your time to find a good doc.

 

nothing that says you cant get two doctors recommendations for mmj

Is there a doctor change form? No. I'm thinking he's going to have to wait two years now to fix this for section 4. He could possibly bulster his section 8 protections though.

[jamf]

no, I do not care to narc out the doc.  Quickest cheapest doc I could find.

 

Most patients in the waiting room appeared to have some sort of physical disability.  The younger healthy looking patients appeared to have some kind of mental illness (PTSD?).  It could be seen in the eyes, like the proverbial "thousand yard stare".  Overall, it looked very similar to the waiting room of a opiate pain doctor. 

 

I was interested in info about the laws, different strains, and obtaining the meds. 

 

They didn't have time for that.  To be fair, most docs Ive seen don't really interact with the patient.  Theyre in it for the money and prescribe pills that give them kickbacks 

Edited January 24, 2014 by jamf

[jamf]

I intend to.  That's why I went with the cheapest one I could find.  I truly believe mj has health benefits

 

 

see, now you can take your time to find a good doc.

 

nothing that says you cant get two doctors recommendations for mmj

[t-pain]

was the waiting room what you expected?

 

i expected to see a bunch of pot smoking kid stereotypes, but when i first went to get certified i found a room full of middle aged adults with plenty of injuries.

 

as for asking a doctor about finding the right strains or talking about laws, do you think a doctor would know that?

i mean, most doctors have no marijuana training. laws? ask a lawyer.

 

try leafly.com for strain info, although its not great.

http://www.leafly.com/explore

[jamf]

its funny, most people would expect a bunch of college kids looking for an excuse to get stoned legally.  It was a mixture of adults from young to very old. 

 

yes, I would expect a few basic suggestions by the doc.  Maybe a printed copy of  answers to frequently asked questions. 

 

I gave him $60 to look my form and medical record and sign off on it.  I gained zero information about medical marijuana in Michigan.

 

This is what bothers me the most about medical marijuana.  Its just a money grab and its not 100% legal

Edited January 24, 2014 by jamf

[t-pain]

i dont think i've seen any printed FAQ info from any mmj doctor.

 

at least, no ones posted anything from their doctors. dr bob has some info on his site http://www.drbobmmj.com/

 

i'd be happy to be wrong. if someones doctor out there posts some good mmj info, tell us about it!

Edited January 24, 2014 by t-pain

[Restorium2]

 

 

its funny, most people would expect a bunch of college kids looking for an excuse to get stoned legally.  It was a mixture of adults from young to very old. 

 

yes, I would expect a few basic suggestions by the doc.  Maybe a printed copy of  answers to frequently asked questions. 

 

I gave him $60 to look my form and medical record and sign off on it.  I gained zero information about medical marijuana in Michigan.

 

This is what bothers me the most about medical marijuana.  Its just a money grab and its not 100% legal

 

 

The way you did it is anyway. The way I did it was to get 3 years of medical records that were bulletproof and then see a real cannabis specialist that could back me up in court. Some of us are real deal medical cannabis patients and we take this very seriously. I bet you couldn't tell the difference seeing us on the street though. Just know we are out there in large numbers in Michigan. That should make you feel better about Medical Marijuana in Michigan.

[jamf]

I am a real deal patient.  I wouldn't go through the hassle of time and money if I wasn't.  The reality is, the mmmp laws aren't being properly implemented by state officials. 

 

The state attorney vows to fight medical marijuana and dispensaries.  Who crowned that donkey rectum king of Michigan?  A sick person doesn't need challenges getting meds.  Do you look over your shoulder driving home from the pharmacy with anti-biotics.  Is there any paranoia over a potential drug bust?

 

They did this crap in AZ when they legalized medical marijuana in the 90's.  Voters wanted mmj, but the governer refused to implement it.  People couldn't get their cards and that was that.  In the 2000's voters passed a law that the government couldn't override the voters.

 

 

Are you 100% legal R2?  Do you consume cannabis and never drive?  Are you following all the laws 100%?

 

My point is, other medications don't have the same redtape as cannabis. 

Edited January 24, 2014 by jamf

[trichcycler]

Looking for a legit doctor that will help me through the process.

 

...and then you went to the "cheapest and quickest one you could find" ?  you didn't need help for that I think.

stay safe