I’m the Pot Head Veteran My story with cannabis begins with serving in the Air Force, and the Utah Army National Guard –– I’m a cancer survivor, I suffer from PTSD, as well as chronic pain, and joint damage which sometimes leaves me debilitated and unable to live life the way I want to. I recently got my Medical Cannabis card here in Utah, and I was told by a few friends that I should blog about my experiences. So that brings us all to The Pot Head Veteran. I hope you enjoy my journey, my sarcasm and sometimes dark humor, that’s all part of who I am now, trauma, smiles, scars and all!
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I’m the Pot Head Veteran My story with cannabis begins with serving in the Air Force, and the Utah Army National Guard –– I’m a cancer survivor, I suffer from PTSD, as well as chronic pain, and joint damage which sometimes leaves me debilitated and unable to live life the way I want to. I recently got my Medical Cannabis card here in Utah, and I was told by a few friends that I should blog about my experiences. So that brings us all to The Pot Head Veteran. I hope you enjoy my journey, my sarcasm and sometimes dark humor, that’s all part of who I am now, trauma, smiles, scars and all!
From Protests to Progress: A Stoner’s Take on Disability Rights History
The Pot Head Veteran
15 minutes
2 years ago
From Protests to Progress: A Stoner’s Take on Disability Rights History
🌿🔥 Tune into this enlightening episode of The Pothead Veteran, as your affable host Drew the Pothead Veteran blazes a trail through the intricate history of disability law in the United States. With a puff of wit and a cloud of sarcasm, Drew's “The Road to Rights” fires up a lively journey that rolls from the early 20th century to the present day, unearthing the game-changing legislation that has sculpted the contours of disability rights. 🎢📜This isn't your run-of-the-mill historical voyage; Drew crafts a spellbinding narrative that humanizes and vivifies the legislative landmarks. From the modest whisper of the Smith-Fess Act of 1920 to the triumphant roar of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, this episode draws parallels to gripping dramas, complete with unsuspecting underdogs and heroes rising against societal indifference. 🦸♂️ ⚖️But Drew doesn't stop there – he's got a special toke of history to share! Get to know Ronald Mace, an architect who brought the spark of ‘universal design’ to the fight for disability rights. You'll be intrigued to learn how the physical spaces we inhabit owe their accessibility to this unsung hero. Strap in as the episode smoothly transitions into its second part, “Veterans at the Crossroads of Disability Law in America: A Battle on the Home Front.” Here, Drew steers the conversation to the tempestuous intersection where veterans meet disability law. Through vivid imagery, he paints the landscape where these two ancient rivers - veterans and disability law - converge. Drew doesn't just narrate; he bares his soul, revealing personal battles with disability and sharing poignant tales of his late service dog, Molly. 🐶💔 This part of the journey takes on the rhythm of an anthem, a rousing call to arms echoing through the ages. It pays homage to the countless veterans who have tirelessly championed disability rights. With earnest zeal, Drew galvanizes listeners to recognize the vital importance of advocacy and change. 📣💥As this captivating episode winds down, Drew leaves listeners with an evocative thought – How will you contribute to this ongoing battle? This episode isn’t just a historical tour; it’s an invitation to ponder, engage, and take part in shaping a more inclusive world. 🌍 🤝Join Drew in this multifaceted and spirited adventure. Pack your curiosity and light up your interest – you don’t want to miss this rollercoaster ride through history and humanity. 🎧 🌟Smoke long and prosper! 🚀🌿
The Pot Head Veteran
I’m the Pot Head Veteran My story with cannabis begins with serving in the Air Force, and the Utah Army National Guard –– I’m a cancer survivor, I suffer from PTSD, as well as chronic pain, and joint damage which sometimes leaves me debilitated and unable to live life the way I want to. I recently got my Medical Cannabis card here in Utah, and I was told by a few friends that I should blog about my experiences. So that brings us all to The Pot Head Veteran. I hope you enjoy my journey, my sarcasm and sometimes dark humor, that’s all part of who I am now, trauma, smiles, scars and all!