Suffering from a severe stutter and –at times– unbearable pain due to cerebral palsy, Jacqueline Patterson of Kansas City, MO. discovered that weed helps. So far, in the United States, only 20 have allowed the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Inconveniently, Patterson’s state does not. Check what what this could mean for her after the jump.
(Video) Woman Discovers That Medical Marijuana Reduces The Effects Of Cerebral Palsy… But At What Cost?
(Photos) OK, Who’s Getting Weeded Now??
It’s only a matter of time before Weed is legal in the U.S. Or at the very least, decriminalized. As of now, there are two states that have allowed its use for recreational purposes. They are Colorado and Washington. Many other states have allowed its use strictly for medicinal purposes, but the process is about as difficult as the “Make a Wish” process. Meaning that you’d pretty much have to be dying. That’s where pet-owners step in. Many feel the pain that their pets feel and are now pushing to have Marijuana prescribed to them. Hit the jump for more info.
Five Things You Don’t Know About Medical Marijuana
Think you know it all about medical marijuana? You might be surprised to learn it’s already legal in 15 states. If you live in AK, CA, CO, HI, MI, MT, NV, NJ, NM, OR, RI, VT, VI, WA — with the proper permit, of course — you can smoke away what ails you. Find out five things you probably don’t know about the medicinal form of the herb after the jump. @capriSUNshine
