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Jun 29, 2018 · By the time he was six, Sam, the son of Evelyn Nussenbaum, Berkeleyside’s video storytelling producer, was having dozens of epileptic seizures a day. Nussenbaum and her husband, Fred Vogelstein, discovered that a British-made, cannabis-based drug stopped the convulsions.
- Evelyn Nussenbaum, Author at Berkeleyside
Berkeley family led the drive to legalize the first...
- Evelyn Nussenbaum, Author at Berkeleyside
Aug 3, 2018 · Sam’s seizures started in 2005 when he was four years old. It's a moment his mother, Evelyn Nussenbaum, will never forget. The family was saying goodbye to a dinner guest when Sam's face suddenly slackened and he fell forward at the waist.
Jul 12, 2018 · His parents, Evelyn Nussenbaum and Fred Vogelstein of Berkeley, discovered that a British-made, cannabis-based drug stopped the convulsions. But they couldn’t use the medicine in the U.S. because it was illegal.
Apr 20, 2018 · Evelyn Nussenbaum. I should mention that Epidiolex is derived from cannabis. Its active ingredient is cannabidiol, aka CBD, which is a chemical in the plant that doesn’t make you high. The...
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Jun 29, 2018 · Berkeley family led the drive to legalize the first cannabis-derived drug in the U.S. by Evelyn Nussenbaum June 29, 2018, 9:33 a.m. When Evelyn Nussenbaum couldn’t find relief for her son, Sam, who was having dozens of seizures a day, she fought to make a British drug available in the U.S.
