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Old 02-24-2017, 09:33 AM #7
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Sad, but true. The War on Drugs is now the war on people in pain. Some states have medical marijuana programs. Illinois does.

I wonder what Social Security would do if you moved to a state with a medical marijuana card and told them you were using it for pain management...

I don't think the SSA could do much about it but one thing is for sure, your part D, if you have it will not cover your medicinal mj costs. And that can get very expensive on a limited income.
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