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Her kids wanted her to feel better, no matter the method friends and family felt the same way, they wanted her to be free from the excruciating pain and supported her decisions.

After the initial few months, she made some realizations about her earlier fears. She began a 6 month journey to determine if medical cannabis could make a positive impact. Like many others, she was apprehensive for a multitude of reasons, including the perception of her children, friends, and family the fear of dispensary personnel not understanding her ailment, and self doubt. Desperate as she found herself with few options that could be considered effective, she considered using the medical marijuana card she had obtained 4 years earlier, but never utilized.

Doctors prescribed a cocktail of multiple pharmaceutical solutions including, but not limited to methadone and clonazepam and she started to self medicate with alcohol. She continued to attempt to go to the gym, rationalizing that the pain was only temporary.ДЇour years later, after some intermittent improvements in mobility, the pain was no longer temporary or only after exercise. As the disease took hold, she came to terms with the fact that her daily 6-8 mile run was no longer an option, she was also faced with the use of a cane anytime she left the house. At the time of her diagnosis, she was a self proclaimed вЂњsuper momвЂќ and with kids aged 9, 7, and 5, she was extremely active вЂ“ as any mom of kids that age have to be. Meg Lewellyn is a mom of three and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007.

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