They say marijuana doesn’t kill anyone. We wish that were true. These are our stories.
Regular use of cannabis can increase the risk of psychosis and schizophrenia. Young people are at greatest risk.
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Risks to Unborn Children and Parents
Risks to Mental Health
Risks of Suicide
Damage to Mental Ability
Cardiac and Lung Damage
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Tiny Little Town in California Fights Back
Susanville residents cite addiction, homelessness, harm to animals and environmental concerns.
Susanville citizens say NO to CANNABIS , PART TWO
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Concerned Citzens in Maryland Protest Dispensaries in Bethesda and Baltimore
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Beauty Queen plunges to her death after taking oral cannabis she says “helps her relax.” See UK Daily Mail Story.
Shane was my first-born son who grew into a handsome 6’4” young man. He always seemed larger than life and he had a big heart, infectious smile, and zest for life. He excelled at sports, especially water sports, from a young age. Shane was a very normal, healthy teen and even weathered a back injury and surgery which made high school team sports no longer possible–so he transferred his athletic skills to wakeboarding !
When Shane moved away from home at age 19, he began using recreational marijuana (unbeknownst to his family). At age 22, Shane endured prolonged physical rehab to his knee following a serious boating accident. It was later realized Shane had increased his use of pot as he was intolerant of the prescription pain medications.
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This is the story of my son Andy Zorn…Andy was born in 1982 and had a joyful life easily making and keeping friends. It was his mission to make friends and family laugh and have a good time and he was GOOD at it. He was class clown. He made parties come alive. When he grew older he helped good friends with their mental health and substance abuse issues. But it all began to get harder for him to do as he became a teen and thought he had to participate in drinking and drugs to fit in. He was good at hiding the extent to which he indulged in these activities and surprised everyone with his statements in a suicide note: “My soul is already dead. Marijuana killed my soul + ruined my brain.”
He died at age 31 in 2014.
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The new book, Gone to Suicide tells the story of marijuana induced psychosis which led to Brant’s suicide. Now available on Amazon and from major booksellers.
When my son Brant was 17 years old, he had an experience with marijuana that triggered a sudden,major change in his mental state. Overnight, he felt permanently damaged and even ruined. During the next three days it became apparent that his deteriorating condition was the result of a psychotic break, and it soon led to emergency care at two hospitals. While many people smoke marijuana with no immediate adverse effect, it can be psychologically harmful and even devastating to a small portion of the population, especially teens like my son and young adults.
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Latest Marijuana/Cannabis News and Opinion
Smoking marijuana may be more harmful to lungs than smoking cigarettes, study finds
The researchers who led the study say their findings suggest smoking marijuana may be more harmful than people realize.
UK Daily Mail: Cannabis Legalization Increases Teen Use and Increases Risk of Addiction
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Dr Russell Kamer: America's youth needs to be educated on marijuana | Fox News Video
Dr. Russell Kamer: Young people have grown up only hearing that marijuana is medicine. It is an intoxicating, addictive drug with a lot of problems.
Marijuana is Destroying Our Families,
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60 Minutes Australia Exposed Cannabis Induced Psychosis Way Back in 2005!
Cannabis Induced Mental Illness is Actually OLD NEWS!
Yet it wasn’t until 2013 that Cannabis Use Disorder was listed in the DSM manual, which is used by professionals to diagnose mental health issues.
Just a few of the tragic stories told on our website…
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New Brunswick Medical Society of Canada Warns Against Marijuana Use.
