CDPHE Emergency
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Balazar
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I read "The People v. Clendenin" here and drew some of my own conclusions about how this will effect the legalities of everything we do here in CO. Does anyone have the minutes from the emergency meeting? Is anyone here a lawyer or know of a good lawyer that can tell me the best way of going about jumping through these hoops? I'm not giving up. Also does anyone have a link for the lobby that was talked about earlier?
Marshmello
Member
no personal attacks. keep this up guys and ill bin this thread.
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Marshmello
Member
IMO until the meeting on 12/16 there is no clear cut answers for anybody.
The previous links show the cops don't even know wtf to do....
that in itself speaks volumes as to the chaos Clendin has brought....
and she didn't even have a card.
Their readership was way down before they were putting these stories out every day. Go figure.
COhomegrown
Member
children.. can we please calm down? i mean shit i have gotten into an argument on here before but 4 pages of this really???
If you all really want to do something call the BOH and bitch at them your not helping anyone by bitching at your fellow growers.
heres what i said yesterday...
"I called CDPHE today and left a message with Mark Sulley Director of Communications. Complained for a few minutes about the lack of public input at the hearing, the comparisons to regular pharmacy's and such.
I actually received a call back from Mark who was very cordial and suggested that i attend the meeting on Dec. 16th. I was thinking about trying to find the contact info for all 9 members of the BOH and calling them one by one expressing my concerns. I think it might be a good way we all can put in some input in between the meetings so they don't think they can get away with this BS again.
Also does anyone know how the BOH members get appointed/elected? Because i surely know a few dozen CO residents who would sign a petition for a recall election, that would surely scare those F@#$@#."
If you all really want to do something call the BOH and bitch at them your not helping anyone by bitching at your fellow growers.
heres what i said yesterday...
"I called CDPHE today and left a message with Mark Sulley Director of Communications. Complained for a few minutes about the lack of public input at the hearing, the comparisons to regular pharmacy's and such.
I actually received a call back from Mark who was very cordial and suggested that i attend the meeting on Dec. 16th. I was thinking about trying to find the contact info for all 9 members of the BOH and calling them one by one expressing my concerns. I think it might be a good way we all can put in some input in between the meetings so they don't think they can get away with this BS again.
Also does anyone know how the BOH members get appointed/elected? Because i surely know a few dozen CO residents who would sign a petition for a recall election, that would surely scare those F@#$@#."
Marshmello
Member
IMO until the meeting on 12/16 there is no clear cut answers for anybody.
The previous links show the cops don't even know wtf to do....
that in itself speaks volumes as to the chaos Clendin has brought....
and she didn't even have a card.
Looks like another shit show again... I see both of your guys sides, however I feel like most laws it's up to how you interpret it. I for one would interpret it as you don't need a card from the state, just a recommendation from your doctor. Also I would say from what I've read that no one other than the patient themselves can determine how much they need to medicate, being as how some people make edibles, salves, tinctures ect from their herb 2oz would not be enough herb to make that possible. There are people as well how need to be heavily medicated and 2oz wouldn't last them 2 weeks(myself included), so the 3 and 3 rule would really do them no good to grow their own, and it would be ridiculous to spend that much money a month at a dispensary. So really I think the moral of the story is, we the people of colorado need to encourage( make fucking sure) that these guidelines are adjusted accordingly, so that this great amendment that was passed is truly effective.
I for one just want it legalized outright, then none of these issues would matter, and the millions of victims of this war on our own people would be free to go and live their lives,to be the productive members of society that we all know is possible. ( sorry for the run on sentence
)
funk
I for one just want it legalized outright, then none of these issues would matter, and the millions of victims of this war on our own people would be free to go and live their lives,to be the productive members of society that we all know is possible. ( sorry for the run on sentence
)funk
Marshmello
Member
edit: Just pm me or DD regarding that. forward the pm. although this is frowned upon because of the ability to edit anyone's pm when forwarded. But it has been brought to our attention from other members. Lets keep this out of public and stay on topic. Thank you.
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Marshmello
Member
Looks like another shit show again... I see both of your guys sides, however I feel like most laws it's up to how you interpret it. I for one would interpret it as you don't need a card from the state, just a recommendation from your doctor. Also I would say from what I've read that no one other than the patient themselves can determine how much they need to medicate, being as how some people make edibles, salves, tinctures ect from their herb 2oz would not be enough herb to make that possible. There are people as well how need to be heavily medicated and 2oz wouldn't last them 2 weeks(myself included), so the 3 and 3 rule would really do them no good to grow their own, and it would be ridiculous to spend that much money a month at a dispensary. So really I think the moral of the story is, we the people of colorado need to encourage( make fucking sure) that these guidelines are adjusted accordingly, so that this great amendment that was passed is truly effective.
I for one just want it legalized outright, then none of these issues would matter, and the millions of victims of this war on our own people would be free to go and live their lives,to be the productive members of society that we all know is possible. ( sorry for the run on sentence
funk
I totally agree with you ff.
STOP IT. NOW! No one is above the other in this instance. DO not pretend like one persons insults are worse then the others. Takes two to tango. You really want to have another thread shut down? No further warnings, ignore each other.It's simple. Don't respond I'm at work and am logging out now.
Marshmello
Member
Yes Mam.
I have now received 2 PM's from kb in which he makes threats of violence against me.
Seriously guy, grow the fuck up.
I am forwarding your PM's to a Mod and you will be dealt with accordingly for threatening me.
I was gonna let the first one go because you obviously have issues....
continuous threats?
C'mon guy, you're not in prison anymore.
Do you really think that I'm scared now?
Well {{NewsFlash}} E-Thug,
I'm not.
you are just as guilty. enough is enough. keep it on topic. next personal attack slash trolling will result in bans, and thread closed.
ColoMediCann
Member
I think this is probably how things will begin to work out. A co-op of growers/caregivers who have services available for the patients through outsourced service providers. It is up to the patient whether or not they want to receive and pay for these extra services.
I am not a lawyer but I don´t think anything like a rule requiring a caregiver to personally provide massage or acupuncture or any additional services will stand up in court, where you can guarantee this will be headed before the ink is dry on the paper.
Balazar
Member
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Contacts
Executive Director
James B. Martin
Phone 303-692-2000
TDD Line 303691-7700
Chief Medical Officer
Ned Calonge, M.D., M.P.H
303-692-2011
Office of Communications Director
Mark Salley
303-692-2013
CDPHE Main Phone
303-692-2000
800-886-7689
Board of Health
303-692-3464
Board of Health Administrator
Karen Osthus
303-692-3464 ex 3466
State of Colorado Board of Health Contact info here
Executive Director
James B. Martin
Phone 303-692-2000
TDD Line 303691-7700
Chief Medical Officer
Ned Calonge, M.D., M.P.H
303-692-2011
Office of Communications Director
Mark Salley
303-692-2013
CDPHE Main Phone
303-692-2000
800-886-7689
Board of Health
303-692-3464
Board of Health Administrator
Karen Osthus
303-692-3464 ex 3466
State of Colorado Board of Health Contact info here
Balazar
Member
For those of you without a PDF reader I have typed it out here
President
Glenn H. Schlabs
Sherman & Howard, LLC
90 S. Cascade Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
E-mail: [email protected]
719-475-2440
FAX: 719-635-4576
Vice-President
Laura J. Davis
Ball Aerospace & Technologies
9675 W. 108th Circle
Westminster, CO 80021
E-mail: [email protected]
303-533-7095
FAX: 303-533-7249
Larry W. Kipe, MD
Moffat Family Clinic
600 Russell
Craig, CO 81625-2018
E-mail: [email protected]
970-824-3252
FAX: 970-824-8025
Jeanne T. McGinnis
Exempla Lutheran Medical Center
8300 West 38th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
E-mail: [email protected]
303-467-4207
FAX: 303-425-8198
Philip Mehler, MD
Denver Health
777 Bannock Street, MC 0278
Denver, CO 80204
E-mail : [email protected]
303-436-3234
Kindra Mulch
Kit Carson County
P.O. Box 70
Burlington, CO 80807
E-mail: [email protected]
719-346-7158
FAX: 719-346-8066
Christine Nevin-Woods, DO, MPH
Pueblo City-County Health Dept.
101 West 9th Street
Pueblo, CO 81003 E-mail: [email protected]
719-583-4512
FAX: 719-583-4554
Joelle Riddle
La Plata County Board of County Commissioners
1060 E. 2nd Ave.
Durango, CO 81301
E-mail: [email protected]
970-382-6216
FAX: 970-382-6299
Joan Sowinski
Centennial, CO 80015
E-mail: [email protected]
303-332-7904
Secretary (Ex-Officio member)
James B. Martin
Executive Director, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S.
Denver, CO 80246-1530
303-692-2011 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Board of Health
Board Administrator
Karen Osthus
303-692-3466 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Program Assistant
Linda Shearman
303-692-3464 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Mailing Address/Web Site
State Board of Health
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., EDO-A5
Denver, CO 80246-1530
Board of Health Web site: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/op/bh/index.html
Department Web site: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us
STATE OF COLORADO BOARD OF HEALTH
President
Glenn H. Schlabs
Sherman & Howard, LLC
90 S. Cascade Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
E-mail: [email protected]
719-475-2440
FAX: 719-635-4576
Vice-President
Laura J. Davis
Ball Aerospace & Technologies
9675 W. 108th Circle
Westminster, CO 80021
E-mail: [email protected]
303-533-7095
FAX: 303-533-7249
Larry W. Kipe, MD
Moffat Family Clinic
600 Russell
Craig, CO 81625-2018
E-mail: [email protected]
970-824-3252
FAX: 970-824-8025
Jeanne T. McGinnis
Exempla Lutheran Medical Center
8300 West 38th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
E-mail: [email protected]
303-467-4207
FAX: 303-425-8198
Philip Mehler, MD
Denver Health
777 Bannock Street, MC 0278
Denver, CO 80204
E-mail : [email protected]
303-436-3234
Kindra Mulch
Kit Carson County
P.O. Box 70
Burlington, CO 80807
E-mail: [email protected]
719-346-7158
FAX: 719-346-8066
Christine Nevin-Woods, DO, MPH
Pueblo City-County Health Dept.
101 West 9th Street
Pueblo, CO 81003 E-mail: [email protected]
719-583-4512
FAX: 719-583-4554
Joelle Riddle
La Plata County Board of County Commissioners
1060 E. 2nd Ave.
Durango, CO 81301
E-mail: [email protected]
970-382-6216
FAX: 970-382-6299
Joan Sowinski
Centennial, CO 80015
E-mail: [email protected]
303-332-7904
Secretary (Ex-Officio member)
James B. Martin
Executive Director, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S.
Denver, CO 80246-1530
303-692-2011 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Board of Health
Board Administrator
Karen Osthus
303-692-3466 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Program Assistant
Linda Shearman
303-692-3464 FAX: 303-691-7702
E-mail: [email protected]
Mailing Address/Web Site
State Board of Health
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., EDO-A5
Denver, CO 80246-1530
Board of Health Web site: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/op/bh/index.html
Department Web site: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us
Spacecadet01
Member
DAMN NICE WORK BALAZAR...I have copied and pasted it in every CO thread we have. Thank you!
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