A two-year effort to legalize medical marijuana in Georgia may finally succeed, as the Senate passed a likely compromise that would OK a limited form of the drug for disorders including cancer, seizures and sickle cell disease. House Bill 1 still needs another nod from the House before it receives final passage.
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By:
Trevor Gillmeister. Permalink: Shortlink: http://weedi.st/xL7tB
Georgia? Really? Wow, I guess there’s hope for Kentucky after all.
these politicians should be ashamed putting themselves first instead of the people legalize mmj all the way around . don’t just say you can only use this that and the other because the other doesn’t work for some people . I personally have to smoke mine because the other takes to long to work ,because it goes to the brain right away when you have to stop the seizure activity that’s in your head because that’s where it starts . it takes 30 to 40 minutes to work. I don’t have that much time .