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Northern Lights Strain Review
Category: Nugs | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder

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Afghan Kush Special Honey Oil
Category: Fun | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder

 

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Jointtastic Tuesday
Category: Fun | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder

 

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Medical Marijuana patient appeals 5 year prison sentence
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder
HELENA, Mont. — A former Miles City medical marijuana provider is appealing his five-year prison sentence on a charge he maintained a drug-involved premises.
 
Richard Flor pleaded guilty and was sentenced April 19. The 68-year-old Flor had asked for leniency because he suffers numerous physical and mental ailments.
 
U.S. District Judge Charles Lovell recommended Flor be evaluated to determine the facility best suited for him to serve the sentence.
 
Flor's attorney filed notice Monday that he will appeal to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
 
Flor, his wife Sherry and their son Justin all pleaded guilty to drug charges related to a medical marijuana operation run out of their home. Richard Flor was a co-owner of Montana Cannabis, a target in last year's raids on large medical marijuana operations across Montana.
 
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Purple madness
Category: Nugs | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder

 

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Marijuana may help save my wife's life
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Tue, May, 1st 2012 by THCFinder
Re "Law enforcement resisting pot bill" (Sunday Monitor front page, April 29): I am dismayed by the comments made by the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police Association representative, Enfield Chief Richard Crate, regarding the ongoing debate about medical marijuana. His comment, "The only way to make (Senate Bill 409) better is to take marijuana out of it" is not only ridiculous but adds insult to injury.
 
The chief's flippant response to this serious matter shows that he is unwilling or unable to comprehend the plight of those who are seriously ill.
 
The chiefs have had every opportunity to add their input to this bill and have given little toward a compromise that is realistic. In fact, the only contributions made by Crate were under the threat of a unanimous vote by the Senate Health and Human Services Committee and, as such, his participation was too little, too late.
 
Also, Crate does not share the sentiment of a number of law enforcement who are in favor of SB 409 but are unwilling to put their jobs at risk in order to speak out against peer pressure.
 
We are disappointed that Gov. John Lynch hears the voice of one small group above the din of his constituency. His actions are taking our society one step further away from democracy and my wife one step closer to death. The governor's constant reminder that he "feels a great deal of compassion towards people who are ill" appears patronizing and offers little in the form of relief.
 
My wife and I have spent the vast majority of our 20-year marriage trying to save her life from an extremely aggressive disease, Stage IV, metastatic, Her2neu breast cancer. In the past 19 years Cindy has undergone an array of treatments, some of which were close to barbaric, only to bring us to a point where we can see a very faint glimmer of hope that there may someday be a cure for this horrific disease.
 
The Phase I clinical trial that she is undergoing has proven to be quite miraculous, but it has one drawback. It makes her constantly nauseated and, as a result, anorexic. I recently watched helplessly as she had to swallow the vomit that contained the life-giving treatment in order to make sure that she benefited from it. One can only imagine such a horror, and certainly no one should have to endure it! None of the anti-emetic drugs available to her work in her case.
 
At the advice of the staff at Dana-Farber and of a friend, she tried marijuana and it worked almost immediately!
 
Please contact your state senator and ask him or her to vote 'Yes' on SB 409 so that our unyielding governor can't veto this important legislation.
 
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