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Family finds hope in medical marijuana

January 16, 2014 | Staff Reporters

Gulf Breeze residents Peyton and Holley Moseley were hopeful when they discovered a treatment that could finally help their daughter’s epilepsy. Ten-year-old RayAnn can have about 10 seizures in a day, and the treatment her parents are working to get her isn’t legal in Florida.

RayAnn Moseley with her parents Peyton and Holley, who are working to get medicinal cannabidiol legalized in Florida for the treatment of their daughter’s seizures.

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