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Why could they do almost 2400 applications in July but not other months until they're caught up and having a 30 day turn around? It has to be because they want it to be a 90 day wait in spite of the law previously saying 30 days. Work that came in 2 months ago gets worked on this month. Yes...

83, nothing in Informed Delivery. I'm still hopeful it shows up Friday or Saturday.

My roommate loves biofreeze and bengay. That cold (or hot) feeling has never done anything for me. I'm more curious about the cannabis addition, if it gives any better relief than biofreeze. I do believe in herbalism so I'm not a total skeptic.

Good, now I don't have to feel bad when mine shows up before yours. I sure hope mine isn't 90 days. 84 days would be perfect. I'm curious about the muscle freeze but have been ripped off by OTC topicals so much I don't see me trying it unless something homemade works. Lidocaine lotions are the...

I think the majority of the problem is Shah. He should be gone January 14th. I don't know about JB but I imagine every pro-medical politician knows there's a problem with the present IDPH. I don't suspect IDPH will have anything to do with recreational. Or in the least very little. Even the...

As an ecig user that is the major reason I will only be vaping dry herb. I don't need any accidents like that considering the cost with a MCPP card. And although it's been forever for me I should probably vacuum my truck before my license shows up because I know it has had cannabis smoked in it...

Besides the ILGA page for the actual bills when they get moving, this is a place to watch for IL legalization. https://www.saferillinois.org/news/

I did get a couple of magazines today. Informed Delivery did not say I had items that weren't pictured. I also have a non-Prime item shipped yesterday from WA state that is expected by USPS to show up Friday. Even the shipping times of the IDPH mail is slowed. I'm sure if JB is pro-legal as...

It shouldn't take more than 2 weeks to get provisional going. They started out mailing letters to people. They mailed letters when the printers were down. Treating IDPH as hostile doesn't mean treat the workers with hostility. It means exactly what you said about the administration. So before...

So "after January 1st" turns to "middle of January" turns to "end of January". Just in time for the new people to take over January 14th and actually do something in a timely fashion to have it happen. Can we start treating this IDPH as hostile to MCPP yet?

No mail for me. Absolutely no mail is rare and I've already had that last week plus yesterday's only mail was someone who doesn't know the address of the person they send Christmas cards to every year so I'm not totally believing it.

I don't think the 90 days should take effect until provisional does. But I know how IL works and that would be their excuse, not that they need an excuse.

Exactly! They sped up a little at the beginning of November but that was for the big slow down at the end. The numbers they approve go up and down by the reports but the wait stays the same, like they intentionally hold applications for 2 months then do whatever came in 2 months ago. Now...

Oh it's definitely BEEN true and too often repeated. I think many of the clinics changed to applying online and quickly since the threat of provisional access became real. So hopefully you're safe with your later application.

That's a big part of why it needs to be an apples to apples comparison. "The state made me wait 90 days. MCO (I use them because they've seemed especially bad about it) made me wait 30 more." Don't put all the blame on the state when a clinic is responsible for 25% of the wait. Are you in a...

But the government has no control over a clinic they don't want to exist in the first place holding the application for 30 extra days. Adding that to the claimed wait time doesn't help other patients judge their own wait times. I think it's clear I don't approve of IL wait times. I also don't...

Certain things it's reasonable. OTR trucker you often do work 24/7. Pilot, on call to work long unexpected hours. Surgeons, I don't think they are tested but should be, they might be now in the corporate medical world. Janitor, burger flipper, insurance agent, TV news person, cubical worker...

You are mistaken. You can't be fired for having a card. You can be fired for testing positive even in a zero tolerance situation (which most likely means you can have a card but you can't use it). There is no protection in IL, and there probably won't be with legalization, at least for a while...

$15-$30/8th on the street? You must get some pretty crappy street weed. It's magically $1 less than the exact same price for anything I came close to finding. I liked it. Too many people don't bother considering the ramifications of getting a card or read the law before getting it and then...

You can only go 3 years on a Dr's certification. You've already used up one of those years so 3 years wouldn't be an option. Whether or not you can select 2 years online I don't know, but if you can it will be $100/yr.