An introduction to Michigan Medical Marijuana - How to get started

**weeds247** · 09-23-2010, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by Legal Yooper

Great thread. For any Yoopers out there, their is only one referral center, MMMRC in Marquette. They also go to Houghton, usually on Saturdays. No records are required and the cost is $300 + the $100 to the state, Recertifications are $200. For those who haven't seen a doctor in a long time and have no medical records this is a place to go. Fill out a couple forms stating your medical condition, see the doc. and 10 mins later you have your paper work. Simple internet search should find them easily. Peace!

300. Insane. My doctor charges $150 and takes about 15 min. Anyone interested PM me.

**litljohn** · 09-24-2010, 12:41 AM

great thread but i found one thing a little wrong,the med records have to be no older than 3 years not 3 months old.but some doctors will work with you if your records are too old.

**deprave** · 09-24-2010, 03:06 PM

Originally Posted by litljohn

great thread but i found one thing a little wrong,the med records have to be no older than 3 years not 3 months old.but some doctors will work with you if your records are too old.

well some will work with you without records at all, I was talking about THCF and the mainstream clinics which require 3 months

**litljohn** · 09-24-2010, 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by deprave

well some will work with you without records at all, I was talking about THCF and the mainstream clinics which require 3 months

i got my sign off by thcf and my records were almost 5 years old

**deprave** · 09-25-2010, 05:57 PM

that is interesting, I know several patients that needed to update their records for that place , likely because of their particular situation or maybe its an old policy, to bad i cant edit my original post, thank you for correction

**litljohn** · 09-25-2010, 08:21 PM

i think its because i have crohns disease and thats for life,so they know i still have the condition unlike some kind of back pain or something like that.

**tsboss1** · 10-19-2010, 12:04 PM

can someone please PM me and let me know where I can go if I have no records at all? Any help would be appreciated. I know a guy that paid 500 to get his with no records and I think thats a little to high.

**guy incognito** · 10-19-2010, 06:39 PM

I have a friend currently trying to get a card for hepatitis C, no records for the last 4 years. Those records have blood work showing hep c but thcf said they absolutely require records within 3 years.

**deprave** · 10-20-2010, 07:33 AM

Originally Posted by guy incognito

I have a friend currently trying to get a card for hepatitis C, no records for the last 4 years. Those records have blood work showing hep c but thcf said they absolutely require records within 3 years.

if he is near flint or willing to drive to flint area just drop me a message, I will send you the info for a doc if he needs it still.

most any mm doctor will be fine with old hep c records, i think its fair to say that there is many doctors that require no records whatsoever.