MN Cannabis Nurses Association

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08/28/2026

🎒📚 St. Paul families, it’s time to get ready for the new school year!

I’m Molly the Kush RN, executive director of the Minnesota Cannabis Nurses Association, and we’ll be on the scene tonight at the 2026 Back to School Resource Fair!

We’ll be sharing trusted information about cannabis as medicine, along with practical harm reduction education to help keep individuals, families and our community safe.

Families can also enjoy food, games, raffles and prizes, plus backpacks and school supplies for students! 🎉

đź“… Friday, August 28
⏰ 6 PM to 8 PM
đź“Ť Wicahapi Regional Park
Formerly Indian Mounds Park
10 Mounds Blvd, St. Paul, MN

Bring the kids, invite another family and come connect with your community. We’ll see you there! 💙

MN Cannabis Nurses Association Molly Rose Taylor

07/17/2026

See you Saturday at Rondo Days! 💚🌿

This Saturday, I’m bringing the conversations offline and into the community!

Come find me at Rondo Days at the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center (271 Mackubin St., St. Paul) from 12–7 PM.

I’m Molly the Kush RN, the host of Conversations with Kush podcast, Minnesota’s Cannabis Community Correspondent, and Founder & Executive Director of the Minnesota Cannabis Nurses Organization.

Stop by my booth to:
✨ Ask your cannabis questions (judgment-free)
🌱 Learn about cannabis as medicine
đź©ş Get tips on talking with your healthcare provider about cannabis
⚖️ Pick up expungement and harm reduction resources
🤝 Connect with people who are passionate about education, advocacy, and community

Whether you’re canna-curious, a patient, a caregiver, a healthcare professional, or just want to say hello, I’d love to meet you.

While you’re there, enjoy live music, delicious food, local vendors, and all the family-friendly fun that makes Rondo Days such a beloved tradition.

Come say hi, bring a friend, and let’s keep the conversation growing. 💚🌿
www.mncna.com www.convoswithkush.com

05/02/2026

If you’re using cannabis for pain, sleep, anxiety, or anything—
your healthcare team needs to know.

You’re not doing anything wrong.
You don’t have to hide it.

This isn’t about judgment—
it’s about safety.

What you’re taking can interact with medications,
and your providers need the full picture to care for you properly.

If you’re not sure how to say it, try this:
“I use cannabis to help manage my symptoms, and I want it to be part of my care plan.”

You have the right to be honest about your health.
And you deserve care that meets you where you are.

Save this for your next appointment
Share this with someone who needs it 🤍

05/01/2026

The way we ask questions shapes the answers we get.

If patients don’t feel safe,
they won’t tell you everything they’re using—
and that impacts care.

Try this:
“I ask everyone this so I understand everything you’re taking and how it may affect your care.”

Normalize it.
Document it as part of medication and supplement history.

If a patient is using something for pain, sleep, or nausea—
that’s clinically relevant information.

Language matters.
It can either build trust… or shut it down.

When we remove judgment,
patients are more honest—
and that’s when we can actually care for them.

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Part 3 is for patients

04/28/2026

If your system doesn’t have a clear way to document plant use, there’s a gap in care.

Patients are already using it.
But many hospitals still don’t include it in medication reconciliation or assess for interactions.

That means missed information, missed education,
and missed opportunities for safer outcomes.

This isn’t about stigma— it’s about standardizing how we ask, document, and support patients.

Language matters.
And in healthcare, language becomes policy.

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Part 2 is for clinical teams 👩‍⚕️

04/25/2026

It can look like:
Repeating questions
Forgetting medications
Not drinking enough water
Confusion that turns into panic

And for families, this can become overwhelming fast.

It’s often not the memory loss itself—
it’s everything that happens because of it.

Some families look for ways to support these moments.
CBD may help reduce anxiety,
which can make it easier to calm and redirect.

It won’t fix memory—
but it may support the experience around it.

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Share this with someone caring for a loved one

04/22/2026

One of the hardest—and most dangerous—parts is confusion and disorientation.

Getting lost in familiar places.
Not knowing the time or where you are.
Struggling with simple directions.

These moments can turn into fear quickly—
and sometimes lead to falls or emergency visits.

If you’ve seen this, you know how scary it can feel.

Some families look for ways to help reduce that anxiety.
CBD may offer calming support,
while higher amounts of THC can sometimes make confusion worse.

Every person is different.
And more isn’t always better.

Supporting someone through this takes patience, awareness, and intention.

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04/21/2026

Dementia isn’t just memory loss.

It can look like anxiety, agitation, and sudden changes—
which can be really hard for families to navigate.

In those moments, your loved one isn’t trying to be difficult.
They’re often scared and overwhelmed.

Early support matters.
Some families explore options like CBD,
and in certain cases, low-dose THC—when used intentionally and with guidance.

You’re not alone in this.

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04/18/2026

Curious about cannabis—but not sure where to start? 🤍

I’ll be at 4:19: Give Us a Minute with Anoka Cannabis Company and Minnesota Cannabis Nurses Association—so come find me and give us a minute 🌿

✨ Ask a Cannabis Nurse (anything!)
✨ Quick, easy-to-understand education sessions
✨ Take-home guides so you leave feeling confident

No pressure. No judgment. Just real, nurse-led guidance.

And this doesn’t stop at the event—MNCNA is building ongoing education so you always have a trusted place to go.

Come say hi đź’¬

04/17/2026

As an ER nurse, this is something that comes up over and over again.

When cannabis is combined with alcohol, medications, or other substances,
the effects can hit harder—and feel unpredictable.

What we see:
• Extreme drowsiness
• Poor coordination
• Confusion or panic
• Dizziness or fainting

These effects stack in the body,
which is why the experience can feel overwhelming fast.

In the ER, treatment is supportive—
monitoring, fluids, and making sure you’re safe while it wears off.

The good news? It usually passes.
But in the moment, it can feel really scary.

If you want to stay safe:
Keep it simple. Don’t mix.
Start low. Go slow. Give it time.

And if you’re on medications or have health conditions,
talk to a healthcare professional first.

Follow for real ER insight + nurse-led education
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