Laughter That was the moment at which I realized I needed to learn something about medical marijuana because what I was prepared for in medical school bore no relationship to reality.
Laughter So I like to think that was the moment I became a middle class white man, that class and race and gender were not about other people, they were about me.
And it sounds so strange to me now, but at 22,I longed to have dramatic experiences, and in that moment, I was irrational and furious and devastated, and weirdly enough, I thought that this somehow legitimized the feelings I had for the guy who had just left me.
One day, I had a conversation with my mother about how my worldview was starting to change and she said something to methat I will hold dear to my heart for as long as I live. She looked at me with the weary eyes of someone who had experienced enough dogmatism to last a lifetime andsaid,”I'm tired of hating people.” In that instant, I realized how much negative energy it takes to hold hatred inside of you.
It was at this moment that a light bulb went off in my head, and I thought,"Wow, I see this in my cancer cells every day, when it comes to their movement.
I knew at that moment that somebody would have to be behind closed doors arguing on my behalf, presenting content in such a way that other decision makers around that table would answer in my best favor.
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