Episode 352: Cannabis Helped Her Deal With a Stroke, Lung Infection and Breast Cancer

08/10/22 • 30 min

Her serious health issues began in November of 2015 when she was diagnosed with a rare lung infection. Then, in January of 2016, she suffered a stroke that caused her to go blind in her right eye. A month later she had part of her lung removed and only a few months after that she was diagnosed with breast cancer. At the age of 62, "Honey" says if it wasn't for cannabis she wouldn't be here. She has dealt with a lot but still has her sense of humor.

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