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So kidna complicated story, I'm originally from minnesota, but have lived in europe since I was 12. Have dual citizenship. I'm almost 19, took a year off after high school, my family moved back to minnesota and I stayed in Europe. Next year I'll be going to colorado for university. Just wondering if I would be able to get a medicinal marijuana card? Possible or not?

Do you have a chronic condition?

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I've had RLS since I was 5-6 years old up. But the last 2 years its been getting worse and worse. I can't take tylenol PM for the rest of my life!

Read somewhere that people with RLS had been being treated with medicinal marijuana, but not sure strictly speaking about Colorado.

I thought the bigger problem would be that I'm just there for university.

Here is the list of qualifying medical conditions which make you eligible for the registry...

cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS positive, cachexia; severe pain; severe nausea; seizures, including those that are characteristic of epilepsy; or persistent muscle spasms, including those that are characteristic of multiple sclerosis.

If you have any of those qualifying medical conditions then bring your medical records with you to your doctor for review and you shouldn't have any problems getting on the registry.

If you need a doctor THC Foundation has doctors on the premises.

Forms, rules and such are accessible here...

Medical Marijuana in Colorado

And, here is the link for information regarding THCF...

Colorado | The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation, THCF Medical Clinics, THC Foundation, Medical Marijuana Doctors, Medical Marijuana Referrals, Colorado Medical Marijuana Clinics, Colorado Medical Marijuana Permit, Denver, Durango, Glenwood Springs, Color


Good luck!


Take care,
WHAB

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