http://www.scribd.com/doc/211380735/SA-Eyes-Records2013-MetroMobility?post_id=1516152589_10202947264592037#_=_
Glacoma is Disease of the Brain
Sat.Mar8th2013
Sharons Eye Left is gone Medical
Malpractice of Dr. Diane Tanabe 2 yrs ago Had a Cataract but Tanabe gave Laser
with only Pressure of 15 Constant Headache, Right Ear is Deaf Must reopen
Complaint with 612-617-2130 UNETHICAL AND UNPROFESSIONAL
CONDUCT.
MUST REOPEN COMPLAINT FILED WITH THE
BOARD 2 YEARS AGO.
http://sharon4mnag.http://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/2012-08-30-Grassley-DEI-Gowdy-to-Jesson-ot.com/2013/08/mnmedicalboardsharonandersonvsdianestan.html
THEREFORE Affiant must lobby for Medical MJ
as Eye Drops Dangers, Negative Side Effects and Costs are
Prohibitive.
MN_MedicalBoard_SharonAnderson_vs_DianeS.Tanabe
sharon4mnag.blogspot.com/.../mnmedicalboardsharonandersonvsdianest...
A complete copy of Minnesota Statute 144.292
PATIENT RIGHTS may be obtained by writing the Board office, calling the
office at (612) 617-2130, or by going to
Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes on the Internet.
Information concerning charges for obtaining medical records also can be found
on the Internet at the Minnesota Department of Health.
state medical board - HealthcareLicensing.com
www.healthcarelicensing.com/
The National Leader in Medical Licensure. Secure Online Process
Search Results
Minnesota Board of Medical Practice - Minnesota.gov
mn.gov/health-licensing-boards/medical-practice/
Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. ... Skip to: Content. Minnesota Health Licensing Boards ... Apply for a license / Forms · State-to-State Verification.
State-to-State Verification
mn.gov/health-licensing-boards/medical-practice/applicants/state-to-state
Medical Database
www.docboard.org/mn/df/mndf.htm
State of Minnesota, Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. HEALTH PROFESSIONAL DATABASE. This page offers name, town and license number searches.
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District lawmakers voted 10 to 1 in favor of "The Simple Possession of Small Quantities of Marijuana Decriminalization Amendment Act of 2013," which amends District law involving the possession or transfer of up to one ounce of marijuana from a criminal misdemeanor (punishable by up to 6 months incarceration and a maximum fine of $1,000) to a civil violation (punishable by a $25 fine, no arrest, no jail time, and no criminal record). Democrat Mayor Vincent C. Gray said that he intends to sign the measure into law.
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The Department is also seeking to increase the number of plants that licensed producers may legally produce at one time from 150 total cannabis plants and seedlings to 150 mature plants and 300 seedlings.
Under present regulations, 23 individuals are licensed to produce medical cannabis. The Department is anticipated to seek applications from as many as 12 additional producers, the Associated Press reports.
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