Parents Finally Find Cure For Sick Girl’s Seizures, But Government Says, ‘No!’
Thousands of sick Americans including children with untreatable maladies are being prevented from getting medicine that could help – simply because they live in the wrong state.
One of those people is Sophia Nazzarine, a 7-year-old girl who at one point suffered from as many as 20 seizures a day that are untreatable with mainstream medicine. Her parents want to give her cannabis oil, which has helped children in other states with seizures. But it’s illegal in Ohio, where they live.
“We should be able to try a pretty benign plant before you take out a quarter of my daughter’s brain,” Sophia’s dad, Scott Nazzarine, said in a new video posted online.
Sophia has suffered from seizures since she was eight months old. Seeking to stop the seizures, doctors performed a pair of surgeries where they removed part of her frontal lobe, but her seizures did not disappear.
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Thousands of sick Americans including children with untreatable maladies are being prevented from getting medicine that could help – simply because they live in the wrong state.
One of those people is Sophia Nazzarine, a 7-year-old girl who at one point suffered from as many as 20 seizures a day that are untreatable with mainstream medicine. Her parents want to give her cannabis oil, which has helped children in other states with seizures. But it’s illegal in Ohio, where they live.
“We should be able to try a pretty benign plant before you take out a quarter of my daughter’s brain,” Sophia’s dad, Scott Nazzarine, said in a new video posted online.
Sophia has suffered from seizures since she was eight months old. Seeking to stop the seizures, doctors performed a pair of surgeries where they removed part of her frontal lobe, but her seizures did not disappear.
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