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How do I get a Medical Marijuana Card for Your Child?

Mar 28

 

Everybody has heard about adults getting medical marijuana cards from 420ID in Missouri. The news has focused mainly on seniors, the fastest-growing group of cannabis users. The public will be shocked when you mention that cannabis is used for children. Children with cancer, epilepsy or other serious conditions are often given highly addictive pharmaceuticals. It is not a good idea to refuse to provide them with a medication that is effective and safer. Our physicians also see minors.

This guide is designed for parents who would like to provide medical marijuana to their children. The guide, even though it doesn't cover all states it will assist you to learn the steps needed to get a medical marijuana card.

 

Do I have to be a caregiver to get a MMJ Card for my child?

Yes, provided that the child is legally emancipated. In order to obtain the recommendation of a physician or a certification of acceptance for medical marijuana cards it is required to be accompanied.

How can a minor get medical marijuana cards?

You will apply for medical cannabis as a caregiver for another person. The steps below will help you obtain an medical marijuana card through telemedicine.

  • Sign up online for a consultation with a licensed doctor. You'll require an ID for yourself and your child. You'll also require an audio device, microphone, camera, and microphone on your tablet or smartphone to talk to the doctor.

  • After your exam after your exam, you'll be certified and receive your doctor's recommendation or medical cannabis certification. Your certificate will be emailed to you.

  • Register with your state Department of Health to receive medical marijuana cards. It is necessary to complete an application to obtain a medical marijuana card and a caregiver for your child. In some instances the form for caregivers will be part of the application. The applicant will have to indicate the caregivers on the application.

  • Get your caregiver's and your child's medical marijuana cards.

  • You can buy cannabinoid-based medicine in your state's dispensaries. However, your child may not be allowed to enter the dispensary without a photo ID.

 

What documentation or ID do I require to bring to my child for an appointment with a doctor who is medical cannabis?

Both you as well as your child will need ID for both of you. While there are differences between states but the general rule is that you will need ID for yourself and your child.

  • You've got A photo ID, usually an official passport, state-issued ID card, or driver's license is acceptable.

  • Birth certificate of your child.

  • Two to three months' evidence of address. The documents could include the rental agreement or mortgage agreement, a utility bill (gas-electric water, gas or broadband bills - not cell phones), or correspondence with a state agency (e.g., the DMV).

  • In some states in certain states, a criminal background check may be required in certain states.

  • Two passport-style pictures of your child and you.

  • Relevant medical information including progress notes, medication list or photographs.

 

Is medical marijuana safe for children? What is the most effective way to find the right product?

Children suffering from serious illnesses may receive various dangerous and addictive drugs. These medicines comprise opioids and benzodiazepines. They also have a number of long- and short-term adverse consequences. However the human body can tolerate medical marijuana very well, which means there is no risk of overdose.

 

Children should not be given cannabinoid-based medicines from their parents. THC is psychoactive and can result in brain damage especially when taken in large quantities. It is advised to seek advice from a physician prior to making use of large amounts of THC.

 

Children might find other cannabinoids such as CBDV as well as THCA more useful than THC. They don't have the same psychoactivity as THC however they are not likely to create long-term changes in the brain.

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