luke kist

Let me drop this here for every one thinking I was trying to sell cannabis your dead wrong I was trying to grow enough meds to last me the year without being dependent on Ever Sources Huge Electric Costs. This is the real news, not some made-up story with Police lies. Kist, a medical marijuana patient, has been living with the daily challenges of disability since a life-altering accident when he was just 19 years old. A distracted tractor-trailer driver’s fateful collision left him with a broken neck and a shattered spine, permanently confining him to a wheelchair. Over the next decade, he endured a painstaking journey of rehabilitation, aiming for the dream of walking again, while also battling an addiction to prescription opioids, a struggle not of his own making. Now, twelve years sober from opioids and countless prescriptions, Kist found solace in cannabis as his lifeline. It was the only medication that alleviated his spinal nerve pain without leaving him in an altered state, allowing him to regain his dignity and functionality as a human being. However, there was one significant drawback – he required a substantial quantity of cannabis, a costly endeavor that became a daily dilemma between affording food and his essential medication. Kist’s life was further complicated by his responsibilities as a caregiver. He looks after his mother, who battles dementia, and cares for his non-verbal autistic child, necessitating therapy. His wife’s recent brain cancer surgery added to the mounting pressures on their family. Amidst this challenging backdrop, Kist heard about the legalization of home cannabis cultivation and, regrettably, didn’t delve into the nuances of the law, assuming it was permissible even outside. Once again no intention on distribution.