For Alice Davey, endometriosis and multiple sclerosis once meant days spent bedridden in pain. That changed when she was prescribed medicinal cannabis. “I’m no longer in debilitating pain. I eat. I sleep. I don’t have nausea,” she said. Davey reports no side effects and has become an advocate and a federal candidate for the Legalize Cannabis Party. Yet, she argues that for many Australians, quality medicinal cannabis remains cannabis scarce despite legal reforms.
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