Dr. Denise M Johnson-dechow DO

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• Patient Tries Medical Marijuana and the Results Were Insane!

  The use of marijuana for medical purposes has been controversial for many years. Although some states have legalized its use, it still remains a crime on the federal level. Many also questioned whether it would actually help patients. Over the years success stories have been piling up, and...