Cultivating Medical Cannabis
Can Seniors Born Under Harry J. Anslinger Recover & Benefit From MMJ?
This is a special report to the LA Times by Tammy Worth dated June 19, 2011 on the topic of long term, affordable at-home care for senior citizens.
http://www.latimes.com/health/la-he-long-term-care-20110612,0,52990...
It's a daunting task. But I believe educating seniors and making provisions in our existing MMJ laws will ultimately capture what's left of the "greatest generation", and their caretakers.
How do we engage survivors of two Great Depressions? Small Business.
Legitimize 65 and older to grow and sell medical marijuana. First and foremost because it is an effective medical treatment, whether the pill makers acknowledge it or not, and in our society, this will stimulate our economic money supply, invigorate small business spirit and creativity, contain increasing costs of health care, motivate better nutrition, provide jobs that thrive on people being healthy and compassionate, not Capitalist; and, it should convert our industry to more efficient energies that oh btw preserve our environment.
As a whole it would logistically reconnect seniors to their families. Place them in more control and involvement in their treatment. Infinite possibilities and value, really.
If it's a dead end, (pun) then at least there will be more E. L. Fudge cookies.
Stephen Colbert Comedy Central, Senior Moment. With Ed Helms as Wilford Brimley.
"That guy on the oatmeal box, I think he's looking at me".
http://www.latimes.com/health/la-he-long-term-care-20110612,0,52990...
It's a daunting task. But I believe educating seniors and making provisions in our existing MMJ laws will ultimately capture what's left of the "greatest generation", and their caretakers.
How do we engage survivors of two Great Depressions? Small Business.
Legitimize 65 and older to grow and sell medical marijuana. First and foremost because it is an effective medical treatment, whether the pill makers acknowledge it or not, and in our society, this will stimulate our economic money supply, invigorate small business spirit and creativity, contain increasing costs of health care, motivate better nutrition, provide jobs that thrive on people being healthy and compassionate, not Capitalist; and, it should convert our industry to more efficient energies that oh btw preserve our environment.
As a whole it would logistically reconnect seniors to their families. Place them in more control and involvement in their treatment. Infinite possibilities and value, really.
If it's a dead end, (pun) then at least there will be more E. L. Fudge cookies.
Stephen Colbert Comedy Central, Senior Moment. With Ed Helms as Wilford Brimley.
"That guy on the oatmeal box, I think he's looking at me".
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