Making your own oil or butter infusions is rewarding but time consuming.
What good is a cannabis patient without an authorization?
What is the difference between a recreational and medical cannabis user? It’s a question asked frequently in and outside of the cannabis space. Some will assert there isn’t one, the plant remains the same. Others take advantage of official documentation for tax purposes, workplace protections, and the medical guidance an authorization provides. I have spent …
Silence is violence cannabis, so you better speak up
**This post originally appeared in the July 2020 newsletter for Norml Canada which can be read here. Being part of the solution means accepting our role in the problem. It has been both refreshing, and infuriating, to watch folks in the cannabis industry dip their toes into racially charged conversations over the past few months. …
A love letter to Mary Jane
You, my beautiful miracle, have saved my life. Not in the ethereal way people will assume – you saved me rather literally. In 2017 I almost died, and while no one really noticed, it changed everything for me.
(Re)Introducing Ask CannaQueen!
Ch-ch-ch-changes! Here’s to the rebranding, rebuilding, and restoring purpose…
Cannabis is my Medicine: Patient Round Up (1)
To showcase the many patient faces and how cannabis helps them, I put out a Twitter roll call asking why cannabis is your medicine.
These adorable pets are the COVID19 palate cleanser we deserve
Take a deep breath and a minute to scroll through these adorable fur babies – your heart will thank you
5 best cannabis themed gift guides 2019
For the second year of post-prohibition Christmas, the internet gave to me – 15 pages of search results for cannabis holiday gift guides.
For breakfast I had eggs with a side of panic disorder
This morning, while making my eggs, I had a panic attack. Heart racing, palms sweating, breath uneasy. Breakfast seems simple enough; toast the bread, scramble the eggs, butter the toast, peel the orange. So why the panic? Well you see I forgot to scramble my eggs before I turned on the frying pan. Yep, that’s …
5 little ‘luxuries’ that are necessities for people with chronic illness
Can we stop hating on people who need a little extra help?