ItsTime
11-22-2013, 01:04 PM
Some people are voting with their feet.
When Justin and Annie Koozer heard that an organization in Colorado was developing a type of medicinal marijuana with less THC, they hoped it might work on their daughter. Two-year-old Piper has a rare form of epilepsy, Aicardi Syndrome, and recent cases have indicated that marijuana may help lessen the frequency and severity of seizures. The only problem was that they lived in Tennessee, where medical marijuana is illegal.
Read more: http://benswann.com/exclusive-tennessee-family-moves-to-colorado-to-combat-daughters-epilepsy-with-medicinal-marijuana/#ixzz2lP2Jt5y5
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When Justin and Annie Koozer heard that an organization in Colorado was developing a type of medicinal marijuana with less THC, they hoped it might work on their daughter. Two-year-old Piper has a rare form of epilepsy, Aicardi Syndrome, and recent cases have indicated that marijuana may help lessen the frequency and severity of seizures. The only problem was that they lived in Tennessee, where medical marijuana is illegal.
Read more: http://benswann.com/exclusive-tennessee-family-moves-to-colorado-to-combat-daughters-epilepsy-with-medicinal-marijuana/#ixzz2lP2Jt5y5
Follow us: @BenSwann_ on Twitter