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Yup, medical marijuana is of the devil......until its YOU who has to undergo the chemotherapy.
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Utah AG open to legalizing medical marijuana
June 9th, 2011 @ 1:10pm
By Mary Richards
SALT LAKE CITY — Earlier this week, Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff announced that he is cancer-free, and now he's sharing more about how truly awful the battle was for him. He says he now understands why some people use medical marijuana.
Shurtleff shared his experience on Thursday morning's "Doug Wright Show." He said he was so sick while undergoing chemotherapy he couldn't keep anything down.
"It's kind of like having the flu because you ache all over. But it's worse than that," Shurtleff said. "It's just a horrible, nasty; you're being poisoned. Everything feels awful."
Someone suggested Shurtleff try marijuana to alleviate the pain. While he did not take that advice, he says he now knows why people would use marijuana for medical purposes.
"I'm open to it now because I've experienced (intense pain), and I've seen others suffer," Shurtleff said.
At this point, the attorney general said he's not proposing legalization of the drug for medical purposes because he has talked to people in other states where it isn't very well controlled and becomes sort of a free for all.
Shurtleff said he doesn't know if there's any desire in the Legislature to do anything like this either, but he said he will think about it more seriously now.
Article here: http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=15900639
Contents:
Utah AG open to legalizing medical marijuana
June 9th, 2011 @ 1:10pm
By Mary Richards
SALT LAKE CITY — Earlier this week, Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff announced that he is cancer-free, and now he's sharing more about how truly awful the battle was for him. He says he now understands why some people use medical marijuana.
Shurtleff shared his experience on Thursday morning's "Doug Wright Show." He said he was so sick while undergoing chemotherapy he couldn't keep anything down.
"It's kind of like having the flu because you ache all over. But it's worse than that," Shurtleff said. "It's just a horrible, nasty; you're being poisoned. Everything feels awful."
Someone suggested Shurtleff try marijuana to alleviate the pain. While he did not take that advice, he says he now knows why people would use marijuana for medical purposes.
"I'm open to it now because I've experienced (intense pain), and I've seen others suffer," Shurtleff said.
At this point, the attorney general said he's not proposing legalization of the drug for medical purposes because he has talked to people in other states where it isn't very well controlled and becomes sort of a free for all.
Shurtleff said he doesn't know if there's any desire in the Legislature to do anything like this either, but he said he will think about it more seriously now.
