Six years ago, when the first of the current seven medical cannabis dispensaries opened, N.H. law was so restrictive that one literally had to be suffering from serious, debilitating or terminal illness to qualify for the Therapeutic Cannabis Program. As a result, very few residents qualified.

Over the past couple years, despite opposition from regressive “law and order” policymakers, our legislators nonetheless managed to broaden qualifying medical conditions to include chronic pain, generalized anxiety, and any condition any medical provider certifies that cannabis would provide more benefit than harm.

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