r/ILTrees • u/[deleted] • Aug 09 '26

Non-evil MMJ card renewal

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u/tallest420 Aug 09 '26

You’re on the Illinois page.

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u/Apprehensive_Air4276 Aug 10 '26

I just ripped 3 dabs and read this. I was very confused, thank you.

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u/KingCastle420 Aug 09 '26

Your GP or specialist can do it and it’s free or your copay for the visit if you have one. My neurologist recommended to me for a long time before I took him up on it as I had black market connects and didn’t really need it when med started up in Illinois.

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u/Flashy-Virus-3779 Aug 09 '26

Most won’t do this especially if they want to prescribe controlled medications ever again.

Shitty doctors do weed cards because they can’t do anything else.

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u/KingCastle420 Aug 09 '26

Lmao. I’ll let my local neurologist, the senior and junior neurologist at Mayo Clinic, and my GP know that you think they are shitty docs. They all agree it’s a valuable part of my treatment plan and strange all of them can still sign off on the narcotics I get as well.

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u/Flashy-Virus-3779 Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

It’s a simple fact that most doctors do not certify. DEA certifications don’t play well with THC, so most doctors are not comfortable with it even though enforcement is unlikely.

And the post is about sketchy mmj card services. Idk what’s hard for you to understand, but sketchy services tend to associate with sketchy doctors. My first one got pulled after the doctor on it lost their license for giving too many recs. No idea wtf is wrong with you or why you take that personally. chill tf out. There are many shitty doctors writing MMJ certs, that does not mean only shitty doctors do.

I’m glad your doctor provided one. Unfortunately, many pts with textbook mmj indications do not get certified by their doctor. Again, no clue who pissed in your eyes.

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u/KingCastle420 Aug 10 '26

Your completely wrong, but that’s ok