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Minneapolis Star Tribune Reports: “Minnesota parents fight schools to allow children access to CBD.”
“Kade can descend into a grand mal seizure at any moment. Outside of school, King can rush to her son’s side and administer his CBD oil, which has an almost immediate effect. It calms his contracting muscles and slows his breathing until he wakes minutes later.” Read more in the complete article, linked below.
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