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Before you claimed it was IL employee incompetence. And yes my need for a medicinal herb that makes me feel normal after infusion (which I've had 2 since applying), and my need to not have 2 migraines per week, and my need to get some sleep because of cervical fusion does trump someone on...

It takes math to get the numbers approved per report but they keep a running total of approvals. https://www2.illinois.gov/sites/mcpp/Pages/Updates.aspx

From the rules they're treated just like the card. It wouldn't have taken a lot to tell the dispensaries that and to send them a sample to see. If you have a QP# they can check the validity and always have been able to. Along with them saying you've already applied for a card and can't reapply...

I wonder the same. But they had 3 months before the deadline and they're slow walking the implementation of provisional access which is just letters sent with the online application. If they had slowed down 1000 applications in Nov to start sending out provisional Dec 1st that would be...

Can we say definitely slow walking to save us from sin before the new administration yet?

Anyone making the excuse of more applicants since August. The December report is out and they definitely had a slow down for approvals in November. 1126 applications approved in November '18. Over 1000 less. '18 December 1126 November 2222 October 1811 September 2004 August 2395...

I don't think any other state has had our long wait times or fingerprinting.

Friend got on social security disability, got letters trying to get him mmj. I don't know if they're random to everyone who signed up or targeted to those who would qualify (violation of HIPAA). He would qualify and the surgery at the time he got it was the qualifying condition. And I used to...

They actually should be an electronic download or email like the receipt or the cover page. Why bother signing up with an email and confirming the email if they're afraid to use it for anything? Otherwise they'll find more ways to delay people getting access, if not with the new administration...

I thought whoever it was that said it was 10-14 business days, or 21 days ended up getting it in under a week.

Bingo! I don't think they could be slowed down any further. They obviously have no problem not answering the phone. If they didn't want to be called they would give updates. They have my email address. They have websites they could say what day they're working on. And if they really didn't...

Also only one dispensary for the whole 90 days. If they run out of what you need too bad.

Same application requirements as MCPP (proof, picture, Dr signing off). $10 fee. Repeat after 90 days, so $40 a year. Nothing about when any of it happens.

Guessing it's passed and signed into law by June 2019 we should have it operational by June of 2020. You forget, part of how IL worked is an IDPH and governor who were hostile towards the MCPP. The difference now will be a governor and legislature that wants it. The governor will appoint and...

I was thinking the same thing while getting ready for tomorrow. But the good news is no real changes to the way dispensaries do anything means they have no excuse to drag this out. And the $40/yr to do 4 approvals means they have absolutely no excuse to be charging $100/yr to do one approval...

The provisional parts basically repeat what's in the law or add provisional where it needed to be added. Opioids doesn't sound usable for anything but chronic opioid use. I'm sure not coming home from surgery and collecting everything I collected for the qualifying conditions (including the...

I don't think it has to show up there. The Registry is official (but not what's online, the physical print). It doesn't say anything about how they will work it. It does say opioid patients only pay $40 a year, $10 every 3 months. But they do have the hassle of reapplying 4 time a year. I think...

I think that's it just from the heading and the date.

Day 70, looks like no card before infusion (I didn't really think there would be) so now I'm into Murphy's Law area. It could show up tomorrow when I'll be at infusion and too sick to drive to buy anything and no ride until Saturday. It could show up the middle of next week right after I don't...

I think the one that tried to pass off the attempt to edit a submitted application as something from a dispensary was real at one time. Go back and look at their first post. It does seem odd to have a rash of posts like today though. Except for those who mailed it in. I've been trying to tell...