something that is medically driven, and i think, you know, we as providers have not had any say whatsoever really in helping define what these boundaries are. every second counts, right? as an er physician, as an ob-gyn, et cetera. it can. yeah, it can. how is this playing out for example in emergency rooms? right? if you even have to second guess yourself as a physician and even not just be thinking about the health of the patient as you said as your first priority, but also think about any jeopardy to you. how does that impact potential health and safety for patients? oh, i think i think it delays treatment. i think things that would have been, you know, addressed earlier are being delayed. people trying to find out, okay. especially if it s someone who doesn t deal with it on a regular basis.
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party want to do more school hardening. a lot of good that did those kids. school hardening isn t the answer. abbott says it s mental health. well then go fund mental health properly. it s part of it but it s not the entire equation. access to militarized we opry needs to end. i m a hunter, i own guns and i get it and i know my constituents but we can do better in this space. texas state senator roland gutierrez, thanks so much for your time. you re welcome. still to come, a woman who survived the attack at columbine as a sophomore. she shares her thoughts on this event in texas and how it s tranlically similar to what happened to her in 1999 and how she hopes the survivors will be able to get the help that they need knob in order to move forward. i ll also speak with an er physician who deals with gun violence every day.
my strategy was to impress upon cps that, one, there was no imminent danger. i know you re happy. removing kara from the home would have resulted in her being place inside a facility. the zartlers had been given a choice. let kara continue to hurt herself or give her the medicine that works and risk her being taken away. that was the choice, and it had to be a very painful choice. and a difficult choice. this was not a decision that the zartlers took lightly. here you go. t i was prepared to go to court over whatever they did. it s a story we ve heard before. families hg to risk everything to help their child. a story an er physician knows who believes in cannabis as a medicine, but also understands the gulf between stigma and science and is working to bridge that gap.
before, families willing to risk everything to help their child. a story one doctor also knows, and he s an er physician who believes in cannabis as a medicine and understands the gap between cannabis and science and is willing to bridge that gap. it was not caught in medical. it s the system that provides the key behind why a lot of our disease processes are resistant to allow us to heal completely. what would you like to use medical marijuana for? for pain, and she helps patients who qualify for medical cannabis in texas, and she s working with a lobbying organization that is targeting lawmakers.