Luke Goodwin feels as “right as rain” when he takes the oils, alongside his chemotherapy treatment for stage 4 leiomyosarcoma.
A dad who was given one year to live may soon be cancer free after taking cannabis oils to supplement conventional treatment.
Luke was forced to give up his job as a long-distance lorry driver and started a course of chemotherapy - but was warned he may only have 12 months to live. The dad-of-two said: "I have been using CBD, THC and HHC as well as chemotherapy. I feel like the oils on the CBD and the THC are doing more than the chemo.
"The chemo is almost worse than the cancer. When you’re at your weakest, you need to be your strongest." "They called me and said it looked suspicious and that we need to do a biopsy. My doctor said that it was 68mm tumour, and a very rare and very aggressive cancer.
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