Prescribing Pot Cookies to a Misdiagnosed 4-Year-Old
It's obvious from the name that children are the ones who invent juvenile behavior. Based on the never-ending stream of viral videos of individuals acting horribly that we have all seen, some adults are not fully devoid of childishness too, but at least if it's a real child, it can be more readily understood and dealt with. Children must be taught right from wrong and given examples of how to handle their emotions. And occasionally, seeking assistance from a doctor may be necessary if a parent suffers with that. You just have to hope that the doctor is knowledgeable.
Parents of a 4-year-old who was throwing tantrums consulted William S. Eidleman, a Los Angeles "natural medicine physician." That isn't particularly significant in and of itself, but Eidelman's advice was. He gave the young boy some cookies. Cookies prepared with marijuana are those.
Actually, the parents had been according to the doctor's advice, but things took a turn for the worst when the child asked the school nurse for more marijuana cookies in the midst of the school day. The boy's ADHD and bipolar condition were incorrectly diagnosed by the doctor, according to the state medical board. Actually, it was that hurried diagnosis that they labeled "grossly irresponsible," not the marijuana, that resulted in the suspension of his license.
