When it comes to legalization of medical marijuana, Pennsylvania would be the latest and the 24th state to get benefited. On Wednesday, the Legislature sent the governor a bill after parents of suffering children gathered in the Capitol persuading lawmakers to act. The herbal cannabis will treat people suffering from several different ailments, diseases and terminal illnesses.
It was almost two years since 2014 that the state Senate first approved a medical marijuana bill. Gov. Tom Wolf said that he will sign the bill on Sunday. The issue has been propelled by parents who have faith in marijuana oil extract which could help alleviate the everyday seizures of their children. Some parents worried that the next seizure could be fatal and made countless travels to the Capitol for their case to be addressed, abc News reported.
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