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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2023 · 1H 15M

S1 E31: Canadian Hockey League Enforcer, Robert Frid

from The Conversation, Cannabis & Christianity podcast · host Miguel Torrez

Robert Frid is a retired Canadian Hockey League Enforcer & he is a walking miracle. The primary job of a Hockey Enforcer is fighting, and with fighting come concussions and brain injuries. Playing hockey from childhood, Rob has been diagnosed with a list of brain injuries & diseases and he has been through many treatments, including cannabis which has profoundly increased his quality of life. As a teenager, Rob joined major Canadian junior hockey club, The London Knights. A few years later, at the age of 19, he was invited to the St Louis Blues Training Camp. Rob credits marijuana treatment for helping him transition off long-term government disability. During his process of healing and recovery, Rob hooked up with Athletes 4 CARE (A4C) and has become an Ambassador. A4C focuses on Education surrounding plant medicine and overall health & wellness through the lives and voices of athletes.   This Life Is Far More Amazing & Supernatural than it is advertised to be Everything Changes The Door Is Open Love One Another

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