I must say the last few days I have heard some serious HORROR stories from patients looking for, rather, in dire need of, a quality caregiver. It appears that more and more patients are finding that having their buddy or pre-MMMP card black market dealer as their caregiver is a HUGE mistake and in the end only hurts the patient.
For instance I had a fellow tell me his current caregiver told him he was allowed six plants in each stage of growth. I was absolutely taken back and damn near fell out of my chair. I couldn't believe that a caregiver would put that patient in harms way by having 12 plants too many. I told him the law states six plants total and makes no designation as to what stage of growth the plants are in. He almost lost it, he was an elderly gentleman that had property, a pension, family responsibilities, etc... and he was unknowingly committing a SERIOUS felony. He has obviously since remedy the situation and destroyed the overage plants but the simple fact that the person this patient put his trust into would do such a thing is just horrendous and appalling.
Another story I was told by another patient pertained to the number of bags the caregiver was allowed to dispense to the patient at a time. This patient was told by their caregiver that they were only allowed to dispense one (1) bag with up to one (1) ounce of cannabis in it. He was not allowed by the Montana Medical Marijuana Act to dispense mutliple bags and thus he could only dispense one strain at a time to the patient.
I just sat there in shock and awe shaking my head in disbelief. I pulled the law up and walked through it section by section with this patient and afterwards asked him, did you see anywhere in there that says anything at all about "bags". He was convinced he was being dupped and it was saddening because this persons c/g was his 25 year friend. Just plain sad.
Folks, caregivers are a dime a dozen but the Montana Medical Marijuana Act has safeguards built into it to ensure your the one that is the center of this specific universe - the Change Request Form.
If you have a caregiver that is decietful, shady, inconsistent, price flucuating, or one of the many other bs tactics being deployed by the black market caregivers, give us a call. We take pride in being the best in Montana and we'll prove it to you time and time again just a dedicated caregiver should for each of their deserving patients.
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