An Australian family who moved their terminally ill daughters to Victoria to legally use cannabis oil says the girls’ lives have been transformed by the drug – but it might not last.
Georgia-Grace Fulton, 8, and Tabetha Fulton, 13, both suffer from a degenerative lung disease that is so rare it doesn’t have an official name, according to their mother Bobby-Jo.
Tabetha suffered a long list of symptoms including osteoporosis, secondary pulmonary hypertension and extreme fatigue because her inflamed lungs weren’t able to absorb oxygen into her bloodstream.
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