Monica introduced me to topicals at first, which was ok, but it didn’t get me off of the prescriptions,” she reflects. “I wanted to heal naturally through yoga, walking, and biking. What she discovered was far from what she imagined (or had been misled) to believe about the powerful plant. She says her father was in law enforcement so the idea of using “marijuana” was doubly taboo. Like many people, Kathleen grew up in a Christian home and was hesitant about using medicinal marijuana. This first step towards cannabis as a treatment for her pain as well as her greater wellness, lead her to discover a new direction and purpose in life. She is well versed in (medical) cannabis,” says Kathleen of her eventual partner. I knew I was in trouble so I reached out to Monica & Josh, who have five (cannabis) farms in Washington. “When I started to complain about not feeling better, my doctor offered to write another prescription for that! She was writing prescriptions for prescriptions. She wasn’t improving and became more frustrated. The doctor started writing prescriptions for her pain- Vicodin, oxycodone, and hydrocodone followed by anti-depressants Wellbutrin and Xanax. The impact tore cartilage and knocked her hip out of the socket. While driving the rainy roads of Washington State, her car hydroplaned and careened off the road. Ten years ago, Kathleen Wilson, co-owner of the dispensary, was in a car accident that would change the course of her life.
The story of how Palm Royale Collective came to be required a journey of pain, prescription drugs and a sincere quest for healing.
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