Goodblend Texas announced on Instagram this morning that they are giving away 200 prescription appointments to qualifying veterans.

The post states that Goodblend has teamed up with “Marijuana Doctor” to make the process as simple as possible and instructions on how to go about getting the prescription appointment. There are only 200 slots and will be handed out on a first-come-first-serve basis.

If you or a veteran you know would be interested, have them utilize the following instructions that Goodblend posted on Instagram.

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1. Call Marijuana Doctor at (844) 442-0362 to make an appointment and mention “VIP200”
2. Meet with Marijuana Doctor via TeleMed to qualify for your prescription.
3. Once you’ve got your prescription, enjoy the best legal MMJ Texas has to offer

Terms & Conditions: Participants must be able to provide valid military ID or DD214 and be qualified for a medical marijuana prescription under the Texas Compassionate Use Program.

The following are qualifying conditions for TCUP.

• All epilepsy and seizure disorders
• Multiple sclerosis or spasticity
• Incurable neurological disorders (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, etc.)
• Autism
• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
• All Cancer patients qualify, not just those will terminal cancer
• Post traumatic stress disorder

If there are no more spots left, feel free to check out our become a patient page for information on another provider we are affiliated with helping veterans.

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This event is free and the public is invited. Texas Veterans for Medical Marijuana and the V.E.T. Coalition represent veterans who advocate for a whole plant medical cannabis program in our state. This conference will inform veterans about current medical cannabis issues and initiatives in Texas, including the Texas Compassionate Use Program, which allows qualified patients to legally use cannabis as medicine for conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, cancer, neurological disorders, and many other conditions. 

David Bass, founder of Texas Veterans for Medical Marijuana, said, “We are proud that we can have this important conference in our Fort Hood community where so many proud veterans live and work. Many veterans in Texas have discovered that cannabis is excellent medicine for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, chronic pain and many other service connected injuries.

David noted that thanks to the bipartisan support of the Texas legislature, veterans have the opportunity to enroll in the Compassionate Use Program and use cannabis legally for their service connected disabilities. Cannabis is often a viable alternative to opioids, psychotropic medication and other medicine that may be addictive and have harmful side effects.”

These are some of the speakers at the conference.

• Representative Brad Buckley, House District 54, will discuss why he voted to expand the Compassionate Use Program during the 2021 legislative session including adding Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as a qualifying condition.

• Mitch Fuller, Chairman of the National Legislative Committee for the Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars, will discuss why the Texas VFW supports a medical cannabis program in Texas.

• Dr. Matthew Brimberry, MD, a Navy veteran, will discuss how cannabis helps Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

• Dr. Wendy Askew, MD, an Air Force Veteran, will discuss hemp derivatives used as medicine, including Delta-8.

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