Katelyna

Just an update for anyone who is/was following:

My grandmother is doing good, she continued with her chemotherapy treatments and is still taking RSO. We slowly built her tolerance up and she is now taking about 1 gram per week, which is nowhere near where she needs to be but it is definitely more than I ever expected her to get to. Her doctors are beside themselves and cannot believe the progress she has made in such little time. Her oncologist told her it was fine for her to take cannabis in addition to her chemotherapy treatments, so I took her to go get her Medical MMJ card shortly thereafter. She has not been in the hospital for 3 weeks now. As I stated before, she was in and out of the hospital for the first 3 weeks that she was diagnosed. The last time she was in the hospital was to get a larger stent put in her bile duct (which meant the tumor had shrunk).

She is no longer laying in bed all day and is able to go out and about for short periods of time (2-3 hours). She goes on a walk every morning, makes herself breakfast, lunch and dinner. I cannot express how happy we all are. Of course, I cannot say for certain that it is the cannabis that is helping her, but I strongly believe that it is. I have also been making her a cannabis oil which is just two ingredients – cannabis and coconut oil. She bathes in it once a day and also massages her body with it daily. Her skin is so clear and smooth; she is even noticing some of her sun spots disappearing and has been taking photos of it.

She first noticed it on a basal-cell spot on her leg that she had planned to get removed. About a week after her bathing in the cannabis oil she looked down at her leg and could barely see the spot. She came over last Sunday and showed me a picture of what it used to look like and what it looks like now and I was amazed! It’s a very light pink color and hardly even large enough to see unless you’re really looking for it.

All I can really say is that whatever the reason may be, my grandmother is making progress and my family and I couldn’t be more thrilled. She is and always has been the backbone of our family and I would encourage anyone to give cannabis a try. There really is nothing to lose – it helps or it doesn’t. Whether it be her positive mindset; really believing that the cannabis is healing her and manifesting healing energy, or the cannabis actually working, I could care less.

Thanks for reading.