When William Cotton’s mother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1988 she used recreational marijuana. A few years later she quit, and Cotton watched her health deteriorate. “I saw her go downhill, so I started reading about medical cannabis,” Cotton said. Immersing himself in the research at the time helped prepare Cotton for when he
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