Some food for thought...
There will always be a limited need for Medical Marijuana. Children will need a prescription. Marijuana may be legal in most states by the end of the year but, I can't imagine the parents of the children that need CBD knowing what they should choose in a store that sells 50 different types of marijuana. Nor would they trust the advice of Joe Schmoe behind the counter, they'll more than likely consult a pediatric physician. Children with certain disabilities don't need to get high, they need the CBDs.
I want to get high just as much as anyone else but, let's not lose the focus on what the MJ movement could do for millions of children and their parents. The parents won't have to sit back and watch their child suffer, they won't have to face prosecution for helping their child to live somewhat of a normal life and maybe the child, who doesn't have a voice in the matter, may live a normal life.
That's all the movement has meant to me since I saw an episode of 20/20 4 or 5 years ago about a child that was diagnosed with ADHD, his mother tried everything the 'normal' doctors prescribed and it didn't help. She came across a doctor that prescribed marijuana and 20 minutes after taking it, he told his mother "I love you mommy" for the first time in 4 years of his natural born life.
Play the play, don't get caught up in the hype. Make the money, swing trade. Grab the vapo, do what you need to do but, don't lose focus on what this is all about.
FWIW and GLTY!!
Rich
