Sorry took so long to get back to you, I live in the Auburn area.
The 120 day window they had now has passed. They have an additional 20 days to start accepting applications for registration cards for patients which I don't see happening. I contacted Lucky ... shit, forget her last name, but she is the Director managing this program at DHHS and taking all the calls. She was out and has not returned my call. If they don't accept applications within 20 days, a notarized copy of your paperwork will become a valid registration card per the law. What good this would do is beyond me, maybe simply protect you from seizure.
-I'll try to keep in touch a little more, been on the site a bunch but never noticed the "you've got a message" link at the top, sorry about that. Where are you in Maine?
-mark
I saw your post in the med section; I have been keeping up through the Maine common since. The task force is filled with conflicting interests and a disparaging divergent of needs, between the hospice people and the police force, not to mention the depart of agriculture.. It will be interesting to see how this plays out, I just hope it goes the way of convince for patients. Roughly where about in Maine are you?