East Kilbride mum fighting for epileptic son fears impact COVID-19 pandemic will have on cannabis oil supply
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dailyrecord.co.ukA campaigning East Kilbride mum whose epileptic son relies on imported cannabis to survive is terrified his supply is going to run out amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lisa Quarrell’s seven-year-old son Cole Thomson suffers from focal epilepsy, a severe and rare form of the neurological condition, which last year saw him confined to a wheelchair before being hospitalised indefinitely, enduring up to 20 crippling seizures a day.Lisa, an ex-cop, bravely admitted on TV documentary Can Cannabis Save My Child, that she was forced to smuggle cannabis oil from Holland to treat him before eventually securing a private prescription from a London hospital.The unlicensed medicine is now imported legally into the country by an East Kilbride-based
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