I travel a great deal for work. My task involves a lot of meetings, conferences, consultations, training sessions and interactions with current people. I often cross unusual time zones and do a lot of flying, driving and staying in hotels. I appreciate the opportunity to visit current locales, and I’m entirely good at what I do, however, my responsibilities are stressful. I frequently suffer from insomnia, migraines and muscle aches. While I hide it well, I also deal with social anxiety. I have learned to take entirely good care of myself to minimize the symptoms of my multiple mental and medical concerns. I am diligent about typical hydration, taking vitamins and eating healthy, and every day, I set aside time to stretch my muscles, toil up a sweat and get my heart pumping. I also check the cannabis laws in whatever state I am spending time in. I have qualified for my medical marijuana card. In my dwelling state, I am able to visit any of the dispensaries and purchase natural medicine. I’ve been absolutely amazed at the holistic benefits gave by the marijuana plant. I can effectively treat my sleep complications, migraines, stiff joints, aching muscles and even the panic that threatens when I enter into untypical situations. However, not all that many states offer medical cannabis reciprocity. It’s always a relief when I travel to an section that recognizes my MMJ card. It’s also helpful if the state has legalized adult-use cannabis. While I am forced to pay tax and can’t purchase quite as much cannabis, I can still access it, but because it is not legal to transfer cannabis over state lines, I can never bring anything along with me.