COME
OUT OF THE CANNABIS CLOSET CANADA!
If you had or do have MS
and the difference in your health with cannabis therapy or not, was
like Alison Myrden’s health, what would you choose?
If you, or anyone in
your
family has ever doubted the benefits of cannabis therapy, review
these video clips.
If you or anyone in
your
family experiences cannabis therapy as a life enhancer, or even life
saver, such as Alison, please contact us and share the strain
knowledge.To see this video: COME OUT OF THE CANNABIS CLOSET CANADA! Go
to this link, or, go to YouTube,
and search for "cannabiscloset".
LIFE-HEALTH WITH MS WITHOUT CANNABIS
THERAPY (For Alison Myrden)
- 32
pills a day with toxic side effects
- In
a wheel chair most of the day
- Constant
spasm and trembling
- Extremist
pain in face and head
- Miserable
end of life decline
- Vomiting
frequently from addictive drugs
such as opiates and morphine
| (life
with no cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life with no
cannabis therapy)
(life
with no cannabis therapy) |
LIFE- HEALTH WITH MS WITH CANNABIS
THERAPY (For Alison Myrden)
- Minimal
trembling and muscle spasm
- Bladder
problems under control
- No
vomiting with opiate use
| (life
with cannabis therapy)
(life with
cannabis therapy)
(life with cannabis
therapy)
(life with cannabis therapy)
(life
with cannabis therapy)
(life with
cannabis therapy)
(life with cannabis
therapy)
|
Cannabis
continues a healing process which gives a promising future. As
an added health
bonus for using cannabis, Alison’s asthma cleared up
for the first time in her life.
The Canadian government does
not
provide the cannabis strain Alison requires. The Canadian government
only provides one strain and there are hundreds out there. Cannabis
is about our universal health care value in Canada and access for
those who need it most must be guaranteed and others must be given
the option to use it safely.
Alison’s
mother Joyce never thought
she would park in those dark neighborhoods, waiting in her car
anxiously, looking over her shoulder for police because her daughter
had to meet her dealer for the medicine she so desperately needed.
What would you do if it was your son or daughter?
Why
is a health matter of this magnitude, a matter of life and death, in
the hands of a dealer?
Share
the cannabis
knowledge--specific strains help specific illnesses. Alison requires
what some call William's Wonder from Amsterdam, and two North American
strains-- Red Herijuana and Hot Chocolate from California. We owe it to
all of those suffering from illnesses such as MS, Cancer, HIV,
Epilepsy, Hep C, alcohol use, needle use, meth and other narcotic
addictions, PTSD, ADHD, Arthritis, Depression and many other symptoms
known to be alleviated by cannabis, to be given equal and unlimited
access to the necessary strain. Cannabis is
not only medicine for our
health, but also for our environment, and our economy. No
conversation on ending poverty and climate change should be without a
cannabis component.
COME OUT OF THE
CANNABIS CLOSET
CANADA! DEMAND GREATER CANNABIS ACCESS FOR GREATER HEALTH
If you have a
compelling cannabis
strain story to share, please get in touch with us. What are your
views on creating a community based cannabis industry for our
environment and to end poverty? Contact us at loretta_clark548@hotmail.com
Send a message to
all our leaders
who have not shown leadership on this issue at www.thehempfactory.com
Be a change agent and turn the street market green
so that
no other mother and daughter have to go through what Alison and Joyce
did.
Contact
Alison for
information or access to these strains. She is also a member and
speaker for LEAP www.leap.cc
Founded
on March
16, 2002, LEAP is made up of current and former members of law
enforcement who believe the existing drug policies have failed in their
intended goals of addressing the problems of crime, drug abuse,
addiction, juvenile drug use, stopping the flow of illegal drugs into
this country and the internal sale and use of illegal drugs. By
fighting a war on drugs the government has increased the problems of
society and made them far worse. A system of regulation rather than
prohibition is a less harmful, more ethical and a more effective public
policy.
Contact:
Alison
Myrden (905) 681-8287 alisonmyrden@leap.cc
The Medical
Marijuana Mission www.themarijuanamission.com
Law
Enforcement Against Prohibition www.leap.cc | 
