SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – An effort is underway this week in Sioux Falls to help medical marijuana patients receive the certification they need in order to get medication.
What’s being called the “Marijuana Spring Fling” began Tuesday and goes through Thursday, each day from 8 am to 10 pm.
MyMarijuanaCards.com, one of the country’s largest medical cannabis certification and telehealth companies, is behind the event.
Dakota News Now spoke with a patient who utilized the event to get his medical marijuana card. His name is Scott. While he chose not to reveal his last name, he told us his story.
Scott has suffered from Crohn’s Disease since he was just a boy. He says access to medical marijuana is a game-changer.
“What it does is just help calm down my guts, allows me to eat, nausea is a huge part of the illness, and the cramping is unreal,” Scott said.
He drove from the Rapid City area to get his certification.
“It’s just great to finally have relief, so much medicine has not worked,” Scott said. “I was part of clinical trials for medicines, and different remedies and therapeutics, but it just didn’t work.”
Though Medical Cannabis has been legal in South Dakota since last summer, accessing the product and its accompanying certification has been a challenge for some seeking it.
MyMarijuanaCard.com founder Molefi Branson says the mass event makes the process convenient and easy.
“It’s incredibly important, that’s why we’re here. It’s all…
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – An effort is underway this week in Sioux Falls to help medical marijuana patients receive the certification they need in order to get medication.
What’s being called the “Marijuana Spring Fling” began Tuesday and goes through Thursday, each day from 8 am to 10 pm.
MyMarijuanaCards.com, one of the country’s largest medical cannabis certification and telehealth companies, is behind the event.
Dakota News Now spoke with a patient who utilized the event to get his medical marijuana card. His name is Scott. While he chose not to reveal his last name, he told us his story.
Scott has suffered from Crohn’s Disease since he was just a boy. He says access to medical marijuana is a game-changer.
“What it does is just help calm down my guts, allows me to eat, nausea is a huge part of the illness, and the cramping is unreal,” Scott said.
He drove from the Rapid City area to get his certification.
“It’s just great to finally have relief, so much medicine has not worked,” Scott said. “I was part of clinical trials for medicines, and different remedies and therapeutics, but it just didn’t work.”
Though Medical Cannabis has been legal in South Dakota since last summer, accessing the product and its accompanying certification has been a challenge for some seeking it.
MyMarijuanaCard.com founder Molefi Branson says the mass event makes the process convenient and easy.
“It’s incredibly important, that’s why we’re here. It’s all…
