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Default Canadian MS patients wheelchair removed!
A canadian man is using medical MJ to control his MS sx, and has a license from the federal government which supplies him with the drugs. He is bed bound when not in his chair at the nursing home. The management of the home decided that he is breaking the law by smoking MJ and its a bunch of baloney. Its not a treatment for MS, its a way to get high. They TOOK his wheel chair and are forcing him to be IN bed 24 hours a day so he will learn his lesson. OMG!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0vbC...layer_embedded
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