With controversy swirling over opening of medical pot dispensaries just across our New Hampshire border in neighboring Vermont I'm wondering how this works... Many have docs in both states (I for one do). What happens when one's VT doc prescribes medical pot (say for Crohn's Disease or chemo-related nausea) but the patient lives a mile away in NH? Does the patient have to "take his meds" in VT each day, then drive home? How does this work?
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November 17, 2012
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