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Given the severity of the majority of the conditions on IL's list nobody should be waiting 3 months. I count 4 or 5 that are deadly and that's just what I know out of many I don't. I don't think someone with phantom limb pain should make someone with a tumor wait longer. But that' all moot now...

Or at least wait until the IDPH rules are issued. If they are stopping that's major enough that it should be mentioned.

So you gave the dispensary your password and they tried to continue your application in order to check your application? Is that what you are claiming? If there was any doubt before its obvious you're trolling now. So we know you're someone who has applied for a card. I have indeed always been...

Nope, now I think she's stupid or you think we are. Or else I was approved and getting printed the day I applied. They all say that. Do you also have a minor caregiver card? Because that's what the second line and the part you cut off says.

You don't get email or any other updates. Some have been emailed to say they were approved but that's not the usual.

That is really screwy. They mail you to tell you to email them the information. I'm still hoping provisional is electronic, although they'll mail a letter telling you to download the provisional access letter from your online account. :hump:

Hope it's true but I wouldn't get your hopes up too high. It doesn't seem realistic for this state.

Unless a dispensary that you selected has you show up in their system I don't think they can check. That is the only way I've heard of someone finding out from a dispensary before they got their card. I hope for mucst1's sake it's true but that timeline doesn't seem likely. 48 days to approval...

I had a dream I got a provisional letter. I didn't. First thing I did was log into the online application to make sure there wasn't a new link. There wasn't. Is it considered eager to not want to feel like death and sleep this weekend away? If that was the word used I think that's part of the...

I knew I'd seen someone that was held for about a month.

As far as I know you can. It's supposed to be a good way of making measurable edibles at home. Seems like as cost effective as any other way. I don't really know edibles other than what's out there on the internet. In my day we didn't even know what decarbing was. I bet some of those ditch weed...

Vaping flowers and trying to vape shake. Finally get to use the vaporizers I bought before signing up thinking no background checks would speed it up and provisional would happen sooner. If vaping shake gives me a headache like smoking it would I'll be making edibles or RSO. I'm going to buy a...

Page 200! IDPH should reward us all with provisional access documents via email. If I thought it would do any good I'd call. But it won't. I might wait to see cards around my time being delivered while mine isn't. It's very odd they don't request more information by email but then tell you that...

The latest cards I've seen would probably put you around 19th to 21st.

The clinics often do hold applications. I think the longest I've heard was about a month!

That's how I understand it to work. I hope by the time my 3 years is up they figure an incurable disease does not need to be re-certified every 3 years. Makes as much sense as getting re-fingerprinted. I had the same thought about mine. Although they can move. I lost 2 to Arizona.

My reasoning would mostly be the number of plants I assume medical can have over recreational. I find the proposed 5 plants for legal to be hard to work around. For the renewals it's a few weeks at most. I'm not sure about the re-applications, but everyone will have those after 3 years.

Everyone should get it right away. None of the conditions are a wonderful life. Sick/injured people shouldn't have to wait for relief no matter who they are or how they got there. They especially shouldn't have to wait because someone who is healthy is afraid they'll be having fun or get...

I paid $100 :mrgreen:

You ruined it, I was going to scold you for keeping them busy eating.