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In order to get a medical marijuana card in Arizona there are a few simple steps to follow. Listed below is a step-by-step guide for helping prospective medical marijuana patients get a medical marijuana card in Arizona. Get an Arizona Medical Marijuana Card How much does a medical marijuana card cost? – $150 for the state’s fee, annually ($75 if on SNAP/food stamps)  Approximately $75-$150 for doctor appointmentment Step 1: Do you qualify for medical marijuana in Arizona? To get a medical marijuana card in Arizona you must meet these qualifying conditions: – Must be 18 years or older (if under 18, you must have a legal guardian register as your caregiver) – Must have a valid Arizona Driver’s License or Arizona Identification Card – Must have an Arizona residential address – Must have at least one of the qualifying conditions listed below: Cancer Glaucoma Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Hepatitis C Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Crohn’s disease Agitation of Alzheimer’s disease A chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition or the treatment for a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition that causes: Cachexia or wasting syndrome; Severe and chronic pain (e.g. arthritis, migraines, etc); Severe nausea; Seizures, including those characteristic of epilepsy; Severe or persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristic of multiple sclerosis Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) – If you think you qualify, proceed to Step 2. If you’re not sure, contact a medical marijuana doctor Step 2: Find a medical marijuana doctor – Choose a medical marijuana doctor in Arizona, then contact and schedule an appointment with the doctor. – If at your appointment the doctor approves you for medical marijuana use, they will submit the required documents to the Dept. of Health Services for you, in which case, you’ve completed the process and your Arizona medical marijuana card will be mailed to you within 10 business days. – If they do not submit the required documents for you, then get a signed Physician Certification Form from the doctor and proceed to the next section. Step 3: Submit your application for a medical marijuana card – If your doctor doesn’t submit your Physician Certification Form and the other required documents to the Arizona Department of Health Services’ website for you, then you must do it here – Once submitted, wait (usually one week) for your medical marijuana card to arrive in the mail. You can check your medical marijuana application status online at the ADHS’s website. That’s it! Congratulations! Now what?… Now you need to find where to legally obtain medical marijuana in Arizona. HOW TO LEGALLY OBTAIN MEDICAL MARIJUANA IN ARIZONA – Dispensaries: All state-licensed medical marijuana dispensaries can be found on our Arizona dispensaries map. – Patients: Medical marijuana patients are allowed to obtain medical marijuana from other patients. Patients who have extra medicine (medical marijuana) can “donate” their medicine to other patients. – Cultivation: As a marijuana patient in Arizona, you have the option to grow your own marijuana, if you reside 25 miles away from a dispensary. Each patient can grow up to 12 plants for themselves, or have a caregiver grow for them. Click here to see if you live within 25 miles of a dispensary.




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Sue Straight of Phoenix Arizona

My heart is heavy today as I receive the news that Sue Straight has passed away. I wanted to take a moment to say thank you Sue Straight, for taking care of Makayla, and thank you for always being there when she needed you.  Thank you for helping to make her the beautiful woman that she is today. Thank you for making her strong, and  Thank you for being The Best Grandma  ever.
Rip Sue Straight


My deepest condolences go out to the Straight Family in Phoenix Arizona.  I will keep you all in the thought and in my prayers.

Pizzagate Wiki + WikiLeaks Research Community: Timeline of major events and significant email

Timeline of Major Events

• 2008: James Alefantis and John Podesta hold fundraiser for Barack Obama's Presidential campaign
• 2009
  • January: Hillary Clinton is appointed Secretary of State by President Barack Obama
  • June: "Kunduz dancing boy" incident
• 2010: Laura Silsby and New Life Children's Refuge (NLCR) missionaries are charged with abducting 33 children in Haiti
• 2013: Hillary Clinton's term as Secretary of State ends
• 2014: John Podesta receives infamous email about "map that seems pizza-related" on a handkerchief of his
• 2015: Hillary Clinton begins running for President of the United States under campaign manager John Podesta
• 2016
  • June: Hillary Clinton is nominated the Democratic Party's candidate for President of the United States
  • December: Hillary Clinton loses 2016 Presidential election

Hillary Clinton's support of child traffickers

• 2009: Hillary Clinton was sent an email from her lawyer, Cheryl Mills, discussing the Washington Post's article on DynCorp's child trafficking incident in in the Kunduz region of Afghanistan. The particular email found on WikiLeaks describes the creation of a new story which left out significant details and emphasized, "No sex took place."
  • This event later became known as the "Kunduz dancing boy incident" and the final article appeared on the Washington Post with many significant differences in the story, including that the boy was clothed in a t-shirt and jeans
  • The original details submitted to Hillary Clinton were, quote, "Some 15 or so DynCorp employees in attendance pulled out a single chair and had the boy do mock lap dances. This was captured on video. The video shows DynCorp employees putting dollar bills in the boy's waistband, just as they would a stripper's garter. The revelry lasted about 45 minutes."
  • In a WikiLeaks diplomatic cable dated June 24, 2009, MoI Minister Hanif Atmar tells journalists that releasing certain details of the event could "endanger lives", including that DynCorp contractors also involved in purchasing drugs in addition to their connection to "purchasing a service from a child."
• 2010: Laura Silsby and New Life Children's Refuge (NLCR) missionaries are charged with abducting 33 children in Haiti
  • (Exact date unknown): NLCR sends State Department costs associated with transporting children from Haiti
  • February: Hillary Clinton and staff work with media on press release regarding the NLCR
  • February: NLCR is brought up several times in Clinton emails

Pedophilia and Strator pizza codes

• 2007: Stratfor employee Chris Douglas asks, "Who all is in the Austin office today who is going to want pizza? We only have one slice and we need to know how thinly to slice it..."
• 2009: Stratfor discusses using same "waitresses" from President Barack Obama's party in which $65,000 in "pizza" and "hot dogs" were flown to the White House. This is against official White House policy.
• 2010: Stratfor CEO George Friedman writes a paragraph in one of his books which has an unsettling analogy between intelligence gathering and stalking children. One Stratfor employee remarks, ""HOLY SH** G,THAT DOES NOT SOUND RIGHT!"
• 2011
  • February: Stratfor CEO George Friedman frustrated by not being told what "Pizza Party" codeword means
  • November: Stratfor employee Ben West asks if fellow employee Bayless Parsley is on list of pedophiles caught in recent sting

The Podesta Brothers, James Alefantis, pizza, and coded or unusual language

• 2008: James Alefantis and John Podesta hold fundraiser for Barack Obama's Presidential campaign in which James also invites John over for dinner
• 2014
  • January: Tony Podesta tells brother John Podesta and Mary Podesta, "Still in torture chamber"
  • January: Tony Podesta asks John Podesta, "Would love to get a pizza for an hour? Or come over," and tells him, "I'm seated with the kids so little wired"
  • September: John Podesta receives infamous email about "map that seems pizza-related" on a handkerchief of his
• 2015
  • March: A Jennifer Palmier tells Eryn Sepp and John Podesta, "Have to settle for the pasta john gave us at Christmas."
  • May: A Jake Siewart tells John Podesta, "Might be time for Denny [Hastert] to vanish to an undisclosed Japanese island."
  • June: Tony Podesta sends email discussing his continued close personal relationship with convicted pedophile, former Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert
  • September: A "SternTD" tells John Podesta, "I'm dreaming about your hotdog stand in Hawaii..."
  • October: Tamara Luzzatto discussed bringing her children to a party with John Podesta and chose to phrase it as such: "We plan to heat the pool, so a swim is a possibility. Bonnie will be Uber Service to transport Ruby, Emerson, and Maeve Luzzatto (11, 9, and almost 7) so you’ll have some further entertainment, and they will be in that pool for sure."
  • December: John Podesta is asked, "Do you think I’ll do better playing dominos on cheese than on pasta?"
• 2016: James Alefantis sends Tony Podesta a generic flyer featuring Comet Ping Pong and PizzaPAC (a Democratic Party PAC) who then sends this email to John Podesta

Occult references by Hillary Clinton and John Podesta

• 2009: Hillary Clinton used State Department email to relay a supporter Lewis Amselem's message on important campaign news and a "chicken to Moloch" sacrifice.
• 2011: Jacob J. Sullivan sends Hillary Clinton an email asking if her statement violates the "owl/minerva rule"
  • Long thought to be an undeciphered occult reference, it seems more likely this is a connection to a geopolitical ideal similar to the Bohemian Club's
  • "Minerva's Rule" can be found defined by University of British Columbia professors in 2007
  • "Minerva represents a group of like-minded states that support the creation of credible and binding institutions, possibly backed by a limited but creative use of force"
• 2014: John Podesta is forwarded an email from his wife Mary in which a "Eugenia & John" ask the Mary to forward a "'thelema' (favor) to John"
• 2012: Hillary Clinton asks about inviting Marina Abramovic to a "Filipino lunch"
• 2015
  • John Podesta invites Marina Abramovic to a campaign luncheon for Hillary Clinton
  • John Podesta arranges "Spirit Cooking" dinner at Marina Abramovic's house with brother Tony Podesta

Possible murder of Supreme Court Justice, Antonin Scalia

• November 17, 2015: John Podesta is asked by a "Viejo Joe" to review a movie script for a, "2016 game changing, feature film project," with a budget of "$1.5 million". The only image founds in this email contains a line pointing directly to Antonin Scalia's Cibolo Creek Ranch Vineyard in addition to highly unusual language
• February 9, 2016: John Podesta tells a Steve Elmendorf, "Didn't think wet works meant pool parties at the Vineyard," to which Steve replies, "Sounds like it will be a bad nite , we all need to buckle up and double down"
• February 13, 2016: Antonin Scalia is found dead at his Cibolo Creek Ranch Vineyard
• February 13, 2016: John Podesta is immediately involved in seeking a replacement for Justice Scalia with Chris Stone of George Soros' Open Society Foundations
• February 13, 2016: John Podesta also discusses replacements for Justice Scalia with a Brent Budowsky

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Early Signs of Schizophrenia

The following list, compiled by one mental health consumer, contains some of the typical early warning signs of schizophrenia. Keep in mind that schizophrenia onset is typically between the ages of 15 and 25 (although it can affect children younger than fourteen, with a subtype known as childhood-onset schizophrenia). The disorder can come on over a period of years (called insidious onset) or be very rapid. It affects 1% of the general population. The list is subdivided into Physical Symptoms, Feelings and Mood, Behavior, Cognitive Problems, Delusions, and Hallucinations. Please remember that only a qualified psychologist, psychiatrist (or in some areas a social worker) can properly diagnose schizophrenia, or any other brain disorder. A psychologist or psychiatrist will use the clinical history of the person, as well as the symptoms and criteria in the DSM-IV (in the United States) to make a diagnosis. Examples of Physical Symptoms---- --A blank, vacant facial expression. An inability to smile or express emotion through the face is so characteristic of the disease that it was given the name of affective flattening or a blunt affect. --Overly acute senses- lights are too bright, sounds are too loud. --Staring, while in deep thought, with infrequent blinking. --Clumsy, inexact motor skills --Sleep disturbances- insomnia or excessive sleeping --Involuntary movements of the tongue or mouth (facial dyskinesias). Grimacing at the corners of the mouth with the facial muscles, or odd movements with the tongue. --Parkinsonian type symptoms- rigidity, tremor, jerking arm movements, or involuntary movements of the limbs --An awkward gait (how you walk) --Eye movements- difficulty focusing on slow moving objects --Unusual gestures or postures --Movement is speeded up- i.e. constant pacing --Movement is slowed down- staying in bed (in extreme cases, catatonia) Examples of Feelings/Emotions---- --The inability to experience joy or pleasure from activities (called anhedonia) --Sometimes feeling nothing at all --Appearing desireless- seeking nothing, wanting nothing --Feeling indifferent to important events --Feeling detached from your own body (depersonalization) --Hypersensitivity to criticism, insults, or hurt feelings Examples of Mood---- --Sudden irritability, anger, hostility, suspiciousness, resentment --Depression- feeling discouraged and hopeless about the future --Low motivation, energy, and little or no enthusiasm --Suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation --Rapidly changing mood- from happy to sad to angry for no apparent reason (called labile mood) --Severe Anxiety Changes in Behavior associated with schizophrenia ---- --Dropping out of activities and life in general --Inability to form or keep relationships --Social isolation- few close friends if any. Little interaction outside of immediate family. --Increased withdrawal, spending most of the days alone. --Becoming lost in thoughts and not wanting to be disturbed with human contact --Neglect in self-care- i.e. hygiene, clothing, or appearance --Replaying or rehearsing conversations out loud- i.e. talking to yourself (very common sign) --Finding it difficult to deal with stressful situations --Inability to cope with minor problems --Lack of goal-directed behavior. Not being able to engage in purposeful activity --Functional impairment in interpersonal relationships, work, education, or self-care --Deterioration of academic or job-related performance --Inappropriate responses- laughing or smiling when talking of a sad event, making irrational statements. --Catatonia- staying in the same rigid position for hours, as if in a daze. --Intense and excessive preoccupation with religion or spirituality --Drug or alcohol abuse --Smoke or have the desire to want to smoke (70-90% do smoke) - note: this is a very normal behavior for people who do not have schizophrenia also! --Frequent moves, trips, or walks that lead nowhere Examples of Cognitive Problems Associated with Schizophrenia ---- --Ruminating thoughts- these are the same thoughts that go around and round your head but get you nowhere. Often about past disappointments, missed opportunities, failed relationships. --Making up new words (neologisms) --Becoming incoherent or stringing unrelated words together (word salad) --Frequent loose association of thoughts or speech- when one thought does not logically relate to the next. For example, "I need to go to the store to buy some band-aids. I read an article about how expensive AIDS drugs are. People take too many street drugs. The streets should be clean from the rain today, etc" The need to go to the store to buy band-aids is forgotten. --Directionless- lack goals, or the ability to set and achieve goals --Lack of insight (called anosognosia). Those who are developing schizophrenia are unaware that they are becoming sick. The part of their brain that should recognize that something is wrong is damaged by the disease. --Racing thoughts --In conversation you tend to say very little (called poverty of speech or alogia) --Suddenly halting speech in the middle of a sentence (thought blocking) --Trouble with social cues- i.e. not being able to interpret body language, eye contact, voice tone, and gestures appropriately. --Often not responding appropriately and thus coming off as cold, distant, or detached. --Difficulty expressing thoughts verbally. Or not having much to say about anything. --Speaking in an abstract or tangential way. Odd use of words or language structure --Difficulty focusing attention and engaging in goal directed behavior --Poor concentration/ memory. Forgetfulness --Nonsensical logic --Difficulty understanding simple things --Thoughts, behavior, and actions are not integrated --Obsessive compulsive tendencies- with thoughts or actions --Thought insertion/ withdrawal- thoughts are put it or taken away without a conscious effort --Conversations that seem deep, but are not logical or coherent Examples of Delusions---- The most common type of delusion or false beliefs are paranoid delusions. These are persecutory in nature and take many forms: --Overpowering, intense feeling that people are talking about you, looking at you --Overpowering, intense feeling you are being watched, followed, and spied on (tracking devices, implants, hidden cameras) --Thinking that someone is trying to poison your food --Thinking people are working together to harass you --Thinking that something is controlling you- i.e. an electronic implant --Thinking that people can read your mind/ or control your thoughts --Thinking that your thoughts are being broadcast over the radio or tv --Delusions of reference- thinking that random events convey a special meaning to you. An example is that a newspaper headline or a license plate has a hidden meaning for you to figure out. That they are signs trying to tell you something. --Religious delusions- that you are Jesus, God, a prophet, or the antichrist. --Delusions of grandeur- the belief that you have an important mission, special purpose, or are an unrecognized genius, or famous person. --Delusions that someone, often a famous person, is in love with you when in reality they aren't. Also called erotomania or de Clerembault syndrome. Examples of Hallucinations---- --Hallucinations are as real as any other experience to the person with schizophrenia. As many as 70% hear voices, while a lesser number have visual hallucinations. --Auditory hallucinations can be either inside the person's head or externally. When external, they sound as real as an actual voice. Sometimes they come from no apparent source, other times they come from real people who don't actually say anything, other times a person will hallucinate sounds. --When people hear voices inside their heads, it is as if their inner thoughts are no longer alone. The new voices can talk to each other, talk to themselves, or comment on the person's actions. The majority of the time the voices are negative. --Visual hallucinations operate on a spectrum. They start with the overacuteness of the senses, then in the middle are illusions, and on the far end are actual hallucinations. Disclaimer: The following symptoms overlap with many other diseases such as bipolar disorder, major depression, the various kinds of personality disorders (specifically paranoid and schizotypal personality disorders), and other problems such as brain tumors and temporal lobe epilepsy. There is no "typical" case of schizophrenia. Everyone has different symptoms. Seek the opinion of your doctor always. Moreover, it is always important to keep the big picture in mind. Having just a few of these symptoms does not necessarily mean that a person has schizophrenia, or any other sort of psychiatric disorder. Almost all of the signs below can be present to a "normal" degree in people; it is when someone displays them to a significant degree that they can become psychiatric symptoms. Think if all of these behaviors as being on a continuum, in which the middle 99% of people displaying varying degrees of the behavior, but are still within the "normal" range. The 1% of people on the outer edges have the behaviors in extreme proportion, and/or a significant proportion of the time, and that is when they can become debilitating. A diagnosis of schizophrenia requires that continuous disturbance (i.e. debilitating symptoms) be present for at least six months, including at least one month of certain key symptoms (active symptoms: delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, disorganized/catatonic behavior, negative symptoms such as severe emotional flatness or apathy) Copyright 1996-2010. Schizophrenia.com. The Internet Mental Health Initiative, All Rights Reserved. http://schizophrenia.com/earlysigns.htm