EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 24 MIN
How Cannabis Helped Jason Atkins Overcome PTSD After Losing Everything
from The Green Standard: A Podcast By Veriheal · host Veriheal
While we talk about cannabis every day around here, it some areas of the country, the stigma against our favorite plant looks a lot different. One of those places is St. Mary's, Ohio, where Veriheal patient Jason Atkins grows his own medical cannabis. A few years ago, Atkins and his family survived a major house fire. After losing everything but a filing cabinet, Atkins suffered with significant symptoms of PTSD and depression. After getting his medical marijuana card, Atkins life took a more positive turn. On this episode of The Green Standard, Atkins shares his story of recovery after losing everything -- and how he's spent the last few years discovering the best cannabis products for his PTSD, depression, and chronic pain. He walks us through how cannabis keeps him going and allows him to live life better. Welcome back to the Green Standard Podcast! In this episode, Kym sits down with Angela Weston and Yolanda Bennett, the founders of the Georgia Medical Cannabis Society. They share their personal stories as both medical cannabis patients and advocates, offering unique insights into the growing Georgia medical cannabis market. You'll hear about the progress being made, challenges faced, and practical advice for those continuing to push for legal and cultural change. Plus, Yolanda reveals the story behind her intriguing 'Herbal Trucker' persona. Tune in now for a powerful conversation. Like and subscribe to join the movement! Learn more about the Georgia Medical Cannabis Society: ► https://georgiamcs.org/ Get Your Med Card: ► https://www.veriheal.com/ To get valuable cannabis education: ► https://www.veriheal.com/blog To find local dispensaries in your area visit: ► https://www.veriheal.com/dispensaries If you have any questions at all don't hesitate to reach out, we are more than happy to assist you every step of the way. Contact: [email protected]
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While we talk about cannabis every day around here, it some areas of the country, the stigma against our favorite plant looks a lot different. One of those places is St. Mary's, Ohio, where Veriheal patient Jason Atkins grows his own medical cannabis. A few years ago, Atkins and his family survived a major house fire. After losing everything but a filing cabinet, Atkins suffered with significant symptoms of PTSD and depression. After getting his medical marijuana card, Atkins life took a more positive turn. On this episode of The Green Standard, Atkins shares his story of recovery after losing everything -- and how he's spent the last few years discovering the best cannabis products for his PTSD, depression, and chronic pain. He walks us through how cannabis keeps him going and allows him to live life better. Welcome back to the Green Standard Podcast! In this episode, Kym sits down with Angela Weston and Yolanda Bennett, the founders of the Georgia Medical Cannabis Society. They share their personal stories as both medical cannabis patients and advocates, offering unique insights into the growing Georgia medical cannabis market. You'll hear about the progress being made, challenges faced, and practical advice for those continuing to push for legal and cultural change. Plus, Yolanda reveals the story behind her intriguing 'Herbal Trucker' persona. Tune in now for a powerful conversation. Like and subscribe to join the movement! Learn more about the Georgia Medical Cannabis Society: ► https://georgiamcs.org/ Get Your Med Card: ► https://www.veriheal.com/ To get valuable cannabis education: ► https://www.veriheal.com/blog To find local dispensaries in your area visit: ► https://www.veriheal.com/dispensaries If you have any questions at all don't hesitate to reach out, we are more than happy to assist you every step of the way. Contact: [email protected]
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