Girl, 7, gets medical marijuana to combat chemo
Saturday, November 24, 2012
PORTLAND, Ore. A seven-year-old girl suffering from leukemia is one of Oregon's youngest medical marijuana patients.

Her mother says she gives her daughter marijuana pills to combat the effects of chemotherapy, but her father, who lives in North Dakota, worries

about the effects of the drug on her brain development. Mykayla Comstock was diagnosed with leukemia last spring. Her mother treats her with a gram

of cannabis oil daily, The Oregonian reported. Mykayla's mother credits the drug for the leukemia's remission. "As a mother, I am going to try

anything before she can potentially fall on the other side," said Erin Purchase, 25, who with her boyfriend administers Mykayla's cannabis. The

girl says the drug helps her eat and sleep but also makes her feel "funny." "It helps me eat and sleep," Mykayla said. "The chemotherapy makes you

feel like you want to stay up all night long." Mykayla's father, who is divorced from the girl's mother, was so disturbed by his daughter's

marijuana use that he contacted child welfare officials.

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2012-11-24/news/35337183_1_medical-marijuana-marijuana-user-thc

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Hmmmmmm!
So IGBO is the best drug to use?
Some mothers na wah sha!
No wonder she is divorced!