These corporations with your big enough to think that they deserve to have their own police force enforcing idiotic drug laws... They deserve to have to pay out millions.

So there is nothing to sue Disney for. Police made the decisions.

what on earth were they thinking. Has it come to people not being able to carry their prescriptions with them.

Typical Florida... Maybe come into the 21st century some day?

When I said it was tobacco flavored juice, he said that was the right answer. And that was the extent of the issue every day we were there.

Sadly, Disney has banned all forms of smoking in the parks, & they're removed the few smoking areas that were available New Year's weekend.

I’ve had a lot of experience with Disney security and they’re not looking for drugs. This makes me think that there’s more to the story.

But CBD oil is legal in FL & some types are even for pets.

because they found traces of THC using an oil that was provided by my Aunt. She would kill herself if she didn't get them. She is a 74 year old woman with an inoperable abscess on her spine. Her insurance company was threatening to cut her off.

Yes she lives in Florida. This is the second time through on this opioid craziness for my family. My dad was at end stage colon cancer with at home hospice. He had those useless rub on pain medicines instead of an IV drip. That was in Louisiana.

It is a far different thing for a 70+ year old taking pain killers for these types of disease than a 30 year old.

I carry thc vapes and my Florida Med Weed Card and haven't run into any issues.

Plus you don't need a prescription, you can buy it off the internet.

Plus, it isn't supposed to have trace THC. If it does it is illegal, even in states other than Florida. Do I think the arrest and ultimately felony charges are absurd, yes. She should have been given an appearance ticket.

Again, what doctor (MD type) would prescribe (?) CBD oil? If her GP did, she needs to find a different doctor. I'm thinking it was chiropractor, naturopath, or homeopath (some quack).

we have medical marijuana and CBD availability and you can only have it legally in this state AFTER it has been prescribed by a doctor. We have cannabis dispensaries that were in existence years before CBD oils were readily available. It has only recently been decriminalized nationwide. Therefore, she may live in a state where it was only legal with a Rx. Idaho will do the same thing, test it and throw you in jail for illegal substance even though you'd have to drink te gallons of the stuff to maybe catch a buzz and at that point, it's probably something else you'd be feeling.

As for the trace THC... CBD hemp still contains up to .03%THC.

I work with a hemp farmer in the summer as a consultant so I have a little info about that. I have to have a medical card to handle the CBD hemp, well I did until a couple months ago.

ETA: My GP is fine with my use of cannabis and hemp for my arthritis even though it was prescribed by a different doctor. Since my GP works at a place which receives federal funds, they can't prescribe it so...

Also an NC resident here, and a long time sufferer of Chronic Lyme. For me, the disease and coinfections has proven resistant to antibiotic treatments, and managing the symptoms of cardiac complications, arthritis, pain, cognitive issues, and fatigue are ongoing challenges.

A specialist (MD) in Raleigh did put into writing that I should continue to use CBD as part of my overall supplement use. I wouldn't call it a "prescription," but his written recommendation is now part of my official medical records and workplace accommodations.

-app