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A new proposal shortens that helpline number down to three numbers.

Mental health experts in Wisconsin voiced their opinion in support of the change.

Behavioral Health Administrator Donna Shimeck said it would make the hotline easier to use.

"The hope would be that this is going to be similar to the 911 number and reduce the stigma of reaching out for help when you're at your most vulnerable time," said Shimeck.

Shimeck said the change would streamline things for everyone

"It provides long term care services that would otherwise only be available in a nursing home," said assistant director of the Rhinelander Aging and Disability Resource Center Joel Gottsacker.

Gottsacker says Family Care is unique because it allows people to get the help they need in the comfort of their own home.

Under the bill, medical marijuana would be allowed in the form of liquid, oil, pill, tincture or as a topical cream.

Only patients with serious medicals conditions such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, glaucoma, ALS, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, seizure disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder would be eligible to receive treatment.

"That's what we hope to do every single day when we are in the legislature, is to change things to make people's lives better," said Felzkowski.