Following the lead of twenty three other states, Pennsylvania's Governor Tom Wolfe made history at this point on April 17 by signing The Medical Marijuana Act (SB3) into law. 2 days later, he turned up in King of Prussia to tout the bi-partisan legislation before "jubilant" crowds, saying, "This is centered on helping peoples' lives, about assisting individuals who are likely to be much better, faster. They are going to feel better and that's just such a rewarding thing."

And he might just be correct, as our law covers such conditions as:

The law is set going into effect upcoming month, although it can take eighteen to 24 weeks to grow every one of the laws and obtain retailers up and running to promote us medical marijuana. The standards, though, happen to be set for monitoring the plants, certifying physicians, as well licensing growers, dispensaries, and physicians. Also decided: delta 8 brownies - www.seattleweekly.com - It will only be available in pill, ointment, vapor, oil, or liquid form. Absolutely no smoking allowed, growing, either.
It's all been a long period coming...
Our Jamestown settlers in fact brought marijuana to our shores way back in 1611 once they established the pioneer long term English settlement here. By the 1890's it was turning up in an assortment of medications and was freely sold in pharmacies. Then in the 1920's, Mexican immigrants introduced us to the recreational use of its, and the rest, as they claim, is history.