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Dear Nurse Susan Susan Marks, MSN, FNP-C, PHN, is a cannabis nurse and a member of the American Cannabis Nurses Association. She is a medical cannabis patient.

Nurse Susan learns about your current issues, symptoms, medical conditions, and health goals (physical and/or otherwise) and works with you to determine a plan for proper health and wellness. She works with medical patients who want to include cannabis therapeutics in their health management program. Susan educates and consults with clients on:

- The endocannabinoid system and how cannabis works

in their body and is specific to their disease or issue
- How to select safe and reliable products
- The dosing process
- The risks and benefits of cannabis
- Identifying drug interactions and avoiding unwanted side effects
- Understanding that cannabis is a treatment within a continuum of care which involves interacting components and being able to integrate cannabis with the client’s current treatment choices and lifestyle. With this knowledge, her clients can make informed decisions about their cannabis regimen. Susan works with patients with the following medical conditions:

Chronic pain
Insomnia
Cancer
Epilepsy
Depression
Essential Tremor
PTSD
Diabetes
Anxiety
Fibromyalgia
Auto-immune diseases (Lupus, Crohn’s, MS)
Neurodegenerative (Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, ALS)
Weight loss/Weight gain

Susan is a native Californian and received her Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Mount Saint Mary’s College. She has clinical experience in Adult Medical/Surgical; Pediatric Oncology/Hematology; Home Care; Case Management; Disease Management; Quality Improvement; and Risk Management. Susan has received certification in the following subspecialties:

Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ)
Public Health Nurse (PHN)
Legal Nurse Consultant (LNCC)
Catastrophic Case Management and Life Care Planning

Susan was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, International Nursing Honor Society. Susan is passionate about the therapeutic benefits of cannabis. She has a progressive neurological movement disorder, and cannabis (high CBD, low THC) has allowed her to stop anti-seizure medication and the intolerable side effects.

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"The war on drugs is a failure for the same reasons Prohibition was a failure… Just imagine if we could find some way for addicts to get their drugs cheaply, safely, and legally. The bottom would drop out of the illegal drug market. We’d see a huge drop in organized and violent crime."
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08/03/2025

"Several studies underscore the therapeutic advantages for combining CBD and THC—particularly for treating peripheral neuropathy, a painful condition associated with cancer, multiple sclerosis MS, diabetes, arthritis, and other neurodegenerative ailments."

CBD offers hope for a non-toxic therapy to treat aggressive cancer without the painful side effects of chemotherapy.

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“CBD is a desperately needed natural way for athletes to recover from minor and major injuries without long-term effects or addictions”.
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07/03/2025

“CBD will change culture. People are less interested in drinking in bars, getting really drunk, feeling s**t the next day, letting their body down, having issues with their body because of that. The shift is happening: more people are interested in eating healthier, living healthier, and this is part of that”.
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“People have been using cannabis forever. The question now is, how do we as scientists catch up?”
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