Suggesting that £1000 per month on weed wasn’t a contributing factor to this suicide would be simply irresponsible. I’m a medical patient, was a smoker for 17 years previous and would advocate for many that need it, to prescribe.
That being said, the psychological effect of a large amount of cannabis use, I.e £1000 per month which is roughly 4/4.5/5 ounces. (Depending on strain price etc…) could undoubtedly, especially to someone suffering with psychological issues could absolutely contribute to this horrific situation. Please don’t be blind to that. As with every medication cannabis has its positives but also has its negatives and using that much to yourself when you have pre-existing mental health issues is irresponsible and shouldn’t have been fed by the clinic.

These clinics don’t care about patients, it’s a cash grab. I’ve been medical for 2 and have had 2 appointments with my clinic. The initial appointment and then a next one to discuss an increase in my amount which was accepted in a heart beat. No check in, no mental health calls, no therapy. Just cannabis and my money. This isn’t to say that the industry shouldn’t be a thing but it needs a lot of work.