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1. medical marijuna is legal -make is excessibal and affordabale for those who need it now

   I am a 50 year old mother of 5 and Grand mother of 3 and have been suffering with sever spinal pain,migrains anxiety and insomnia due to a childhood disease called equine encephilitis, that I was lucky enough to survive, when so many others have died from it. For 30 years now I have been to, too many doctors to count and just as many drugs and continue to take those drugs just to function in my daily life.I am looking to relieve my condition with a natural medication that will not cause side effects that ultimately will kill me in the end like the pills that I am taking right now.
   Medical Marijuana will help me and so many people with so many different illnesses,it is rediculous not to allow it to be legally grown and distributed to the people who have gone to great lengths and expence to get that medical card saying they can use it to treat their medical conditions and; for what, so they can be told "guess what, you just went through all that for nothing,because, you can not legally accuire your meds because the federal goverment and the state is going to make it impossible for you to get treatment like any other medical drug and quit making it impossible for people who benefit from using it.
   You can do it just like you do with morphine or any other drug. Some one grows it,and drug stores sell it to patients and at a REASONAL cost and patients can use there medication as directed, everyone will be happy.
   Right now,many people have found that marijuana helps there conditons and are forced to buy what ever is on the street, not knowing if what they are getting is any good or even poisioned by illegal growers in foriegn contries ,and by doing so, making themselves into criminals.
   If the goverment would just listen to us and do what the people want instead of doing what big businesses and who ever else that has something to lose buy making this legal , there will be great benefits for the whole state,even the whole USA. legalizing medical marijuana could provide an Income to pay state and US debts, better educations for our kids, badly needed jods for americans and more than I can list.
   In addition this will Take the power away from drug lords and corner drug peddlers and make it the medicine that it is!
   Make it legal for the growers to grow now! Make it legal for patients to use it.
   Make it legal for drug stores to sell it.
   Make our suffering go away with a natural drug instead of all of these narcotics that over time will rot your internal organs.
   If the goverment was really the voice for the people we would not be having this problem. I would even venture to say that if there were a country wide vote for the "total legalization" of medical marijunna in the USA, it would be overwhelmingly YES!
   In one fell swoop we could cut off the drug lords in foriegn contries and stop most illegal smuggling of marijunna and the war on drugs can be a war on real drugs,herion,cocaine,meth,ect.
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   Denise

   I am a 50 year old mother of 5 and Grand mother of 3 and have been suffering with sever spinal pain,migrains anxiety and insomnia due to a childhood disease called equine encephilitis, that I was lucky enough to survive, when so many others have died from it. For 30 years now I have been to, too many doctors to count and just as many drugs and continue to take those drugs just to function in my daily life.I am looking to relieve my condition with a natural medication that will not cause side effects that ultimately will kill me… more

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   completed  ·  ADHS responded

   Thank you for writing. We understand your situation and can sympathize. However until there is a ruling from athe courts, ADHS has suspended the dispensary portion of the AMMA.

2. The AZDHS shuld be monitoring Medical Marijuana Doctors Clinics.

   There are Marijuana Doctor Clinics in Arizona that advertise patients do not need recent medical records to qualify for the program, as well as many doctors that will certify anyone with a $150 payment. Many patients that now have a MMJ card or a recent recomendation from a doctor may not be entitled to them. This is blatent disregard of the of the Arizona State Law both by the patient and the recommending doctor. How does the AZDHS plan to police both the doctors and clinics that break the law?

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   completed  ·  ADHS responded

   ADHS does not have any authority over doctors. If they are doing what you say, you should report them to the medical board that licenses them. ADHS works closely with the boards to try to keep the medical marijuana program, medical. Thanks for your help in this process.

3. Patient resubmission form for Prop 203 is NOT broken!

   My lack of understanding pertaining to the resubmission process seems to have been the problem. "My bad," seems an appropriate comment. Thanks for your patience.

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   Thanks for letting us know.

4. Patient resubmission form for Prop 203 is broken.

   There is no way to upload corrected physician attestation form in a Prop 203 resubmission attempt. The patient is directed to change only corrected information. There is no prompt to allow for new upload of information. Only given ten days to resubmit: please help!

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   completed  ·  ADHS responded

   When you are having a problem with the technical side on the medical marijuana pages, please use the web chat function on the left hand side of the website. You’ll get people who are very knowledgeable about the system.

5. Patient Education Brochure

   The ADHS needs to put together a Patient's Guide to what they can and can't do under the AMMA and share it with the public, law enforcement and the media. In light of multiple arrests in Gilbert the police seem to be totally uninformed that MMJ is legal in Arizona.

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6. If you ignore the will of the voters, they will in turn ignore you.

   Follow the will of the voters. simple.

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   completed  ·  ADHS responded

   Thank you for expressing your opinion. Until there is a decision about the federal law, ADHS will continue to provide cards, but not license dispensaries.

7. We need more practical legal information.

   Why isn't there any further or more detailed information on the AG's move against the legally passed proposition? Why IS he doing this, do we pay him to exercise and spend our time and money fighting for and pursuing his own ideals? We need to know what our state government is up too, after all,... they do work for us. This info could help a patient decide whether or not to even disclose their condition to the state because we could all be gathered up as co-conspirators if the AG succeeds in convincing our voters that AZ will suffer "Federal retaliation" , such as highway/infrastructure funds, water treatment plant credits, basic census based monies, dept of education, you name it. California is a prime example of what can happen when a state relies too heavily on those funds. Will the Fed take a less conservative position "nowadays" due to the need for revenue AND prison beds wasted on small time marijuana dealers and users who faced a 3rd or 4th charge.for simple possession. There are those in our state government who would kick and beg for the chance to expand Arizona's number of prisons and prison bed capacity, because each bed brings $4700 a month into the bank accounts of out of state owned privatized prison owner/operators
   On one side we have the Az State Hotel industry's crying "we don't have enough (right).money to assure humane treatment, and need more beds, on the other we have totally empty pods which are closed due to the privately owned company's refusal to staff up and meet the staffing requirements and open these pods instead of building new facilities because the new law will reduce the number of beds wasted on pot users and small time hoodlums who will most likely go out of business, especially if the AG gets their way and all the growers and dispensaries are owned by out of state conglomerates, instead of doing what part of prop 208's intentions of reducing the number of small but illegal pot dealers, and therefore reduce the likely-hood that our kids will be able to score and experiment with pot in our own neighborhood or our own street.
   I dunno, but I do know we have a say as to what the AG does on our time and as to whether its counterproductive to his duties as AG for him to preoccupy himself with the "task" of overthrowing and repealing what the voters clearly said last year, instead of investigating the liability we're facing for the steadily increasing body count of Mexican nationals in this state. Which do you think is more important?

   Why isn't there any further or more detailed information on the AG's move against the legally passed proposition? Why IS he doing this, do we pay him to exercise and spend our time and money fighting for and pursuing his own ideals? We need to know what our state government is up too, after all,... they do work for us. This info could help a patient decide whether or not to even disclose their condition to the state because we could all be gathered up as co-conspirators if the AG succeeds in convincing our voters that AZ will suffer "Federal… more

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   Please limit your comments on here to feedback about the Department of Health Services. You may want to send these comments to the Attorney General’s office for response.

8. don't brush people off like they are nobodies. at least try to treat people with some dignity!
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9. Video Updates

   Hi Will,

   How about some current video updates? The last update is when the last draft rules were posted.

   Patients would like to hear you speak about the current situation and what is being done to implement the AMMA.

   Thank you.

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   completed  ·  ADHS responded

   You can subscribe to updates through the website. As soon as anything develops, you receive an email. That’s much faster than waiting for us to produce a video. Thank you for the suggestion though.

10. please will you honor our email requests to change our cultivation status?

    you guys wrote, in response to another persons question about changing their cultivation status, "We anticipate that the Medical Marijuana Program online change feature to be available in the next few weeks. In the interim we are honoring requests for individuals that may want to change their cultivation status or to add/designate a caregiver. You may contact us at m2programsupport@azdhs.gov."

    I have sent the email but have not gotten any response from the department. I also used your online chat feature today so i could try to confirm that my request is being processed, or at least find out how long that takes, but to no avail. I waited for 30 minutes to finally get a response, but that response was completely irrelevant to my question. i asked the question again and have yet to see a response. you guys are worse than the DMV!! please get your act together

    you guys wrote, in response to another persons question about changing their cultivation status, "We anticipate that the Medical Marijuana Program online change feature to be available in the next few weeks. In the interim we are honoring requests for individuals that may want to change their cultivation status or to add/designate a caregiver. You may contact us at m2programsupport@azdhs.gov."

    I have sent the email but have not gotten any response from the department. I also used your online chat feature today so i could try to confirm that my request is being processed, or at least find out… more

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    The online function is now available on the application page of the medical marijuana website. Previous to this we had been making the changes individually – so it took quite a bit of time.
    Thank you for your patience,

    I’m not sure how long it takes to make the change and issue a new card. I will find out and respond shortly. As far as the length of time it took for someone to respond on the chat function, I will look into that as well.
    We are trying to be helpful in this situation because we understand Qualifying Patients may have planned on having dispensaries around this fall.

11. Medical Marijuana Blog FAQs Page

    I posted my idea on your blog but thought I'd also email it directly.

    In reading your MMJ blog I've noticed many repetitive Q&As. I suggest consolidating these onto a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page prefacing your Blog.

    After readers review the FAQs page they can THEN post blog questions if the FAQ page hasn't answered their questions. You can have a 'canned' response linking them back to the FAQs page if they ask an already answered question.

    I realize your position is probably pretty hectic, especially over this program. Having a FAQs page may save you some time to handle more pressing matters. However, as an MMJ patient I do consider this matter pretty pressing. Thank you.

    I posted my idea on your blog but thought I'd also email it directly.

    In reading your MMJ blog I've noticed many repetitive Q&As. I suggest consolidating these onto a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page prefacing your Blog.

    After readers review the FAQs page they can THEN post blog questions if the FAQ page hasn't answered their questions. You can have a 'canned' response linking them back to the FAQs page if they ask an already answered question.

    I realize your position is probably pretty hectic, especially over this program. Having a FAQs page may save you some time to… more

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    The blog covers many more topics than medical marijuana so it’s not the correct place for the medical marijuana frequently asked questions page. You are correc that it would be great if people checked the FAQ before posting questions on the Director’s blog.

12. Please make the forms so that a current patient can change his/her form as soon as possible.

    Being a brand new program with the rules very hard to understand at first, many people I know of made mistakes in the way they initially filed for their patient or caregiver card. Please make the change forms available as soon as possible so that these cards are actually usable. I, for one, am in pain every day and would benefit greatly from medical marijuana, but find it impossible to get it or grow it myself without making a change to my card. Please help to alleviate my and others pain by making a change form available to the public.

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    At the point you were requesting it, each change had to be made individually and took quite a bit of staff time. The Change Application Search is now available under the Patient Application. We appreciate your patience and hope that the new function will make the process easier for all.

    We anticipate that the Medical Marijuana Program online change feature to be available in the next few weeks. In the interim we are honoring requests for individuals that may want to change their cultivation status or to add/designate a caregiver. You may contact us at m2programsupport@azdhs.gov. This email account is monitored continuously for custom issues. Thank you for your patience as we continue working diligently to launch the change feature.

13. MMJ community still getting the runaround

    People need to stop trying to control everything when the citizens make their voices heard in a political way then that is how the laws should be treated as a law not just if they agree with it because there are plenty of laws I dont agree with and the government wants everyone to follow laws then they need to actually follow them.

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    At this point, ADHS is carrying out the will of the people to the best of its ability. There are lawsuits pending in three courts at thsi time. ADHS will move forward based on the outcome of those cases.

14. Brochure on Patient's Legal Rights

    In light of the police raid this week on a Gilbert resident who was handcuffed and treated like a criminal when he was a registered ADHS MMJ patient, how is the Dept. of Health going to notify the police department on how to first check the registry to see if a patient before they come to your home with a warrant and a full SWAT team?

    Link to the article:
    http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/local/gilbert/article_c059bc82-9935-11e0-9ebd-001cc4c03286.html

    Mr. Humble you need to get together with our Attorney General and clarify for the patients and caregivers are to be treated respectufully and lay out their rights to possess, manufactur, deliver, cultivate if requested on ther application) and inform the police across the state that we have the
    Arizona Medical Mariuana Act and patients/caregivers are up and running with over 5,500 registered in the state. Also inform law enforcement about how to access the registry database which patients have paid a pretty penny to help finance this and why are the police uninformed about this?

    It's your job to make sure the program works for the patients and the caregiver which are protected by AMMA. Remember the dispensaries are in moratorium for the time being and patients are the ones that need their medicine and the Grow Your Own Model will work but the police have to stop arresting patients!

    In light of the police raid this week on a Gilbert resident who was handcuffed and treated like a criminal when he was a registered ADHS MMJ patient, how is the Dept. of Health going to notify the police department on how to first check the registry to see if a patient before they come to your home with a warrant and a full SWAT team?

    Link to the article:
    http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/local/gilbert/article_c059bc82-9935-11e0-9ebd-001cc4c03286.html

    Mr. Humble you need to get together with our Attorney General and clarify for the patients and caregivers are to be treated respectufully and lay out their rights to… more

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    The system was set up in the law passed by the voters; section 36-2807 specifically says law enforcement can only check the numbers on a card. ADHS established a secure, password-protected, web-based verification system for use on a 24-hour basis by law enforcement personnel. ADHS notified law enforcement agencies on April 06, 2011, explaining how to register for the online validation system. The AMMA did not give law enforcement the ability to search for names. Because of what the voters passed, there is no way to change the access except through legislation that furthers the intent of the voter initative.

15. There needs to be a way to correct an application error.

    When I reviewed the final PDF copy of my application after I submitted and paid, I discovered that the "caregiver" box had been checked. I don't think I checked that box, but if I did, it was an error. I have tried to find a wasy to report the error, but have only found a phone number that will take a message, and they haven't called back. There is no email address to report an error. Thank you.

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    One of the reasons we created the form on line was so that folks had the ability to make sure their names are spelled correctly, the address is correct and everything is the way they want it. In the User Agreement, applicants are instructed to check all information before saving each page. You may want to use the live chat option on the medical marijuana website. The customer service representatives are familiar with the system and may be able to help you.
    Thank you for sharing.

16. operator rating

    After having a really bad experience with online operator 18 for the MMJ program, I really want to see if any other applicants have the same problem as I do with this operator 18.

    18 take very long time to response after conversation initiated and almost feel like operator has logged off.

    But #18 does an excellent job of chasing people away by refusing to help. Operator stated that "not able to look into info" but refused to pass it to the representative for research. "Just wait!" and "there is no supervisor here"

    Operator 18 need to be retrain in my opinion.

    After having a really bad experience with online operator 18 for the MMJ program, I really want to see if any other applicants have the same problem as I do with this operator 18.

    18 take very long time to response after conversation initiated and almost feel like operator has logged off.

    But #18 does an excellent job of chasing people away by refusing to help. Operator stated that "not able to look into info" but refused to pass it to the representative for research. "Just wait!" and "there is no supervisor here"

    Operator 18 need to be retrain in… more

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17. Get my medical marijuana card to me, applied May 24, 2016, paid for, approved and today (July 26, 2016) I still do not have it.

    If mdAnderson is right, I may have up to 5-6 months to live. I have 9 deadly cancer and applied for a marijiuana card May 24th. Never smoked a cig. in my 72 years, never drank or did drugs and am scared to death of what I have coming. Shouldn't have to take from May 24th, 2016 to and BEYOND July 26th, 2016 to get a card.

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    completed  ·  benjamin.palmer responded

    Please visit www.azdhs.gov/medicalmarijuana for additional information including status checks on your application. Or you can call (602) 364-1793
    or contact:
    M2programsupport@azdhs.gov

18. employment in arizona mmj industry

    i would be willing to move to arizona for job in the mmj industry i am disablel only real problem i have is left hand does not work

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    In Arizona, Dispensaries will not be run by the state. You’ll need to check the employment section of the newspapers or online. Good luck with your job search.

19. tell us where we can move

    outside the 25 mile rule

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    The 25-mile rule was set by the voters. The actual boundaries will be determined by where the licensed dispensaries are operating. At this time, there is no public information about that.

20. Lower Fees for Low Income Patients

    Having to pay 75 per year for a card is a burden for those of us who are low income, why is it so much?

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    completed  ·  ADHS responded

    Fees for the cards are set at a rate to pay for validating and creating the card portion of the program.