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Legalize Medical Marijuana in PA

Legalize Medical Marijuana in PA

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 4 months ago
Medical Marijuana has numerous benefits and can help patients with many ailments. Below are some examples... HIV/AIDS - The effectiveness of cannabis for treating symptoms related to HIV/AIDS is widely recognized. Its value as an anti-emetic and analgesic has been proven in numerous studies and has been recognized by several comprehensive, government-sponsored reviews, including those conducted by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), the U.K. House of Lords Science and Technology Committee, the Australian National Task Force on Cannabis, and others. CANCER - Cannabis has been found to help cancer patients with pain and nausea, and recent research indicates it has tumor-reducing and anti-carcinogenic properties properties as well. It has proven highly effective at controlling the nausea associated with chemotherapy, and its appetite-stimulation properties help combat wasting. Cannabis can also help control the pain associated with some cancers, as well as that resulting from radiation and chemotherapy treatment. Other ailments marijuana is used to treat include, but is not limited to; Multiple Sclerosis, treating migraines, glaucoma, preventing seizures and Alzheimer's, helps those with ADD and ADHD, and even helps calm those with tourettes and OCD. People are out there suffering and we have a cure. Who are we to stop them from feeling pain? Moreso, this is an all natural alternative option to prescription drugs which have numerous undesirable side-effects and are extremely expensive. Join us in the fight to make Pennsylvania the 16th state to legalize medical marijuana. Support House Bill 1393.

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May 1, 2011

The stories shared in the comments section highlight the urgent necessity for this change. I am currently organizing these individual testimonies to present directly to our representatives at the state capital.

May 1, 2011

The momentum behind this initiative indicates a profound shift in public perspective regarding patient access to medicine. It is encouraging to observe this level of engagement as we move closer to formal discussions with policymakers.

Reached 100 supporters

May 1, 2011

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Dave Townsend
15 years ago Featured

long overdue. let people have access to medicine that doesnt come with 50 side effects.

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Jason Aguilar
15 years ago Featured

get with the times PA. its medicine.

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Karen Bailey
15 years ago Featured

I have been dealing with migraines for decades. if this helps people lead a normal life then let them have it. its ridiculous that we are still fighting over this in 2016.

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Brenda Lund
15 years ago Featured

my mom has suffered with chronic pain for years and the pills the dr gives her make her a zombie. she deserves a real choice.

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Mike Bennett
15 years ago Featured

it helps my uncle with his chemo side effects so much. why should he be a criminal for just trying to eat and not feel sick all the time?

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Sarah Reed
15 years ago Featured

PA is so behind on this. my friend has MS and this is the only thing that actually gives her relief. stop the madness and just open your eyes!!

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