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Connecticut Residents Ask Governor to Sign Medical Marijuana Bill

Thursday, June 14, 2007

With great support from the state legislature and voters, patients and advocates in Connecticut await the governor's decision on whether seriously ill residents will get access to medical marijuana.

Last week, patients, caregivers, religious leaders and their allies gathered in Hartford to urge Gov. M. Jodi Rell to sign HB 6715, the Compassionate Use Act. While Gov. Rell continues to waver on signing the bill, hundreds of patients, doctors, and Connecticut residents have called her office, asking for her support for the legislation.  Blood Drug Test 
 
“I am just 32 years old, yet due to my medical condition I feel as if, at times, I am 92,” said Joshua Warren, a patient in Wilton, CT, who suffers from chronic neurological Lyme disease. “I did not ask for this condition nor would I wish any of my pain and other symptoms on anyone else.  Whether I’m considered a patient with medicine or a criminal is up to Gov. Rell. I hope she has compassion for me and others and signs this bill.”

Groups and residents in Connecticut strongly support medical marijuana. A recent University of Connecticut poll found that 83 percent of Connecticut residents support passage of medical marijuana. The measure has also been endorsed by the CT Nurses Association, the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine, the American Bar Association, AIDS Life Campaign, NAACP, and the Episcopal Church, and many more.

Blood Drug Test - A historic bi-partisan legislative coalition has formed to support HB 6715. On the last day of the session, bill sponsor Rep. Penny Bacchiochi (R-Somers), Deputy Speaker of the House Marie Kirkley-Bey (D- Hartford), and the executive committee of the Black and Puerto Rican Legislative Caucus, Rep. Don Clemens (D-Bridgeport) and Rep. Ernest Hewitt (D-New London), met with the top staff of Governor M. Jodi Rell to ask for the Governor’s support. The group left the office without a commitment.

“I used to be dogmatic in opposing this legislation,” said Rep. Kirkely-Bey. “But when I saw my two cousins suffer terribly from cancer, it caused me to re-think my position. They died in pain, I wouldn’t want anyone to suffer that way again. If marijuana can help some patients, we must allow doctors to make this determination. I would have done anything to ease the suffering of my family members in pain.” 

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