Good Example Of Man Handling A Cop During Illegal Traffic Stop (UPDATED)
Posted on | June 22, 2014 | No Comments
GET LEGAL NOW! Same Day 2-Year Medical Marijuana Card Certifications
Posted on | May 26, 2014 | No Comments
GET LEGAL NOW! Same Day 2-Year Michigan Medical Marijuana Card Certifications
Certification appointments are still available for June. WALK-INS ARE WELCOME TODAY, FROM 10AM UNTIL 6:30PM WITH THE PHYSICIANS. If you wish to contact us via phone feel free to call us toll-free at 866-649-9034.
Looking to get certified for the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program? Or already have a card and you need a renewal?
First Natural Wellness, Michigan’s Most Trusted Certifications, is happy to help.
We offer access to the most affordable, and most valuable certifications in the state, with appointments available daily (Except when noted on our website: www.FirstNaturalWellness.com )
Certifications are valid for two years, and are effective the very day you are approved, at no additional charge.
The cost will be $70. That’s a flat rate, no hidden fees, just $70 even.
Doctors are Michigan licensed professionals and board certified, also no medical board related issues so your certification is never scrutinized.
Have a real bona fide patient/physician relationship to comply with State law.
“PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATIONS WILL BE DEEMED INVALID IF WRITTEN OR PERFORMED BY PHYSICIANS CONDUCTING MEDICAL SERVICES OUT OF MEDICALLY UNSOUND ENVIRONMENTS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EFFICIENCIES, HOTELS, GARDEN STORES (HYDROPONIC, LUMBER, OR GROW STORES), TOBACCO AND HEAD-SHOPS, MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES, OR ANY PLACE DEEMED UNFIT TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE AND/OR FOLLOW-UP CARE.”
Not sure if you qualify? The consultations are always risk free, and if for some reason you are not approved then there is no fee.
In order to qualify for the program, patients must have a qualifying condition under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act
Patients must suffer from a debilitating medical condition, such as :
Cancer, Glaucoma, or positive status for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Hepatitis C, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Crohn’s Disease, Agitation of Alzheimer’s Disease, Nail Patella, or PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder)
Or a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition, or its treatment, that produces one or more of the following:
Cachexia, or Wasting Syndrome, Severe and Chronic Pain, Severe Nausea, Seizures, including but not limited to those caused by Epilepsy, or Severe or Persistent Muscle Spasms, including but not limited to those which are characteristic of Multiple Sclerosis. Or any other medical condition or treatment for a medical condition adopted by the department by rule such as PTSD.
For more information or to schedule a certification appointment, call our toll free number 866-649-9034
First Natural Wellness, located at
280 Collingwood, Suite B
Ann Arbor MI, 48103
PTSD Approved For Recommended Use of Medical Marijuana By Michigan Physicians
Posted on | April 27, 2014 | No Comments
The Director of the Michigan Medical Marihuana Program has issued a statement granting physicians in Michigan the right to recommend the use of Marijuana to patients suffering from PTSD or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Presently in Michigan there are over 25 thousand reported cases of PTSD which will allow more people to enter the Michigan Medical Marihuana Program which has had its issues dealing with the influx of patient applications since its inception.
The Ann Arbor VA along with several other Veteran Affairs Hospitals in Michigan are encouraged to provide documentation to the veterans they support who suffer from PTSD to allow alternative pain management physicians to better assess whether they would benefit by being certified to use medical marijuana.
Now that PTSD qualifies for the Michigan Medical Marijuana program, the first step to getting legal under the program is to visit with a physician who can certify your condition and recommend the use of marijuana.
First Natural Wellness offers access to the most affordable and Michigan’s Most Trusted Certifications, simply call our toll-free number at 866-649-9034 to speak with a friendly patient liaison who can assist you in setting up your risk-free appointment today.
First Natural Wellness
280 Collingwood, Suite B
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Infographic: Alcohol vs. Marijuana
Posted on | March 8, 2014 | No Comments
Michigan Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Michigan Medical Marijuana Act
Posted on | February 9, 2014 | No Comments
In a case that pitted Michigan’s voter-directed initiative against a local community and federal law, medical marijuana patients came out the victors.
The City of Wyoming, Michigan created an ordinance that banned all use of marijuana within city limits by citing federal law. That stood in conflict with the state’s Medical Marihuana Act (MMA), which allows certain registered and doctor-approved individuals to use medical marijuana to alleviate illness and ailments.
John Ter Beek, an attorney living in the city, sued Wyoming to overturn the ordinance. The case advanced to the Michigan Supreme Court, and in an unanimous decision delivered on February 6th, Ter Beek has prevailed.
The case carries significance for communities all across the state; some sought to imitate Wyoming’s use of ordinance law to circumvent the rights of citizen residents who are also participants in the MMA. Wyoming’s ordinance mimicked those of Livonia, Birmingham and Bloomfield Township; that trio of cities was challenged by the Michigan ACLU. Lower court judges had favored the cities in those cases, but none had risen to the level of the Supreme Court.
On April 3, 2013, the Court agreed to hear the case and it was argued in late 2013. Several news agencies have filed initial reports. “Justice Bridget McCormack said Michigan’s Medical Marihuana Act itself is not barred by the federal law,” per Gongwer News Agency.
The case of Ter Beek vs Wyoming incorporated a larger argument than just a single city’s ordinance: in agreeing to hear the case, the Supreme Court announced they would evaluate the greater issue of whether federal law could nullify the entire state-run, 5 year old program.
“(1) whether the defendant city’s zoning code ordinance, which prohibits any use that is contrary to federal law, state law, or local ordinance, is subject to state preemption by the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act (MMMA), MCL 333.26421 et seq.; and (2) if so, whether the MMMA is subject to federal preemption by the federal Controlled Substances Act (CSA), 21 USC 801 et seq., on either impossibility or obstacle conflict preemption grounds. See 21 USC 903.”
A Fox News station broadcasting from West Michigan had this to say:
In August 2012, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned an initial ruling that sided with the city of Wyoming, saying that the city ordinance was void under the MMMA… According to a release from the Supreme Court, enacting the MMMA allows “a limited class of individuals to engage in certain uses in an effort to provide for the health and welfare of Michigan citizens.”
Source: TheCompassionChronicles.Com
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