Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Medical cannabis, especially CBD, has been shown to help reduce seizures in some patients. It works by calming overactive electrical activity in the brain, which may lower the frequency and severity of episodes.
Where Community Meets Cannabis
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Texas Cannabis Coalition is built on the belief that real change starts with people coming together. We're a community of patients, advocates, and everyday Texans who share a passion for cannabis and what it can do for people's lives. Whether you're here to learn, share your story, or stand up for legalization, there's a place for you with us.
We started with a simple goal—to create a space where people feel heard, supported, and connected. By bringing together lived experiences and knowledge from across the community, we're helping break stigma, build understanding, and push forward the fight for cannabis rights in Texas. This is more than an organization—it's a movement powered by people. Join us as we grow, support one another, and work toward a future where cannabis is accessible to all who can benefit.
Discovering the Benefits of Cannabis
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Spasticity
Cannabis may help relax muscles and reduce stiffness and spasms associated with MS and similar conditions. This can lead to improved mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Cannabis may help manage symptoms such as anxiety, sleep disturbances, and heightened stress responses. Some individuals report fewer nightmares and improved emotional regulation.
Cancer
For individuals undergoing cancer treatment, cannabis may help ease symptoms such as pain, nausea, and loss of appetite. It can play a supportive role in improving comfort during treatment.
Chronic Pain
Cannabis interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system to help regulate pain. It may reduce inflammation and alter how pain signals are processed, offering relief for ongoing discomfort.
Autism
Cannabis may help manage certain symptoms associated with autism, including anxiety, irritability, and difficulty with focus or behavior regulation. Effects can vary from person to person.
Together we embrace cannabis culture through connection, support, and advocacy.
What is the Texas Cannabis Coalition?
The Texas Cannabis Coalition is a lifestyle organization dedicated to building a community for individuals interested in the cannabis industry. We aim to connect patients, advocates, and anyone passionate about cannabis culture through inclusive events and educational resources.
How can I get involved with the Texas Cannabis Coalition?
Getting involved is simple! You can attend our events, join our meetings, or volunteer with us. Stay updated through our website and social media to learn about upcoming gatherings and initiatives.
What types of events do you organize?
We organize a variety of events that promote cannabis culture, including educational workshops, community gatherings, and advocacy rallies. Our aim is to foster a supportive environment where individuals can learn, share, and connect.
What medical conditions can cannabis help with?
Cannabis has been found to help with a variety of medical conditions, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and nausea related to chemotherapy. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if medical cannabis is right for you.
What are the benefits of joining the Texas Cannabis Community?
Joining gives you access to a network of patients, advocates, and educators, plus events, resources, and a supportive space to share your journey.
The Person Behind the Work
Andrea Wimberley
Founder
Andrea Wimberley is a native Texan and dedicated cannabis advocate with over a decade of experience advancing patient access and legislative reform. Her advocacy began in 2014 after discovering cannabis as an effective treatment for her epilepsy, inspiring her to help others navigate similar challenges. In 2017, Andrea founded the Texas Cannabis Coalition, a grassroots organization focused on education, patient support, and policy change. Prior to that, she served as Treasurer for Houston NORML, where she gained valuable experience in community organizing and advocacy. As one of the first adult patients registered in the Texas Compassionate Use Program, Andrea has played an active role in guiding others through the process and raising awareness about its benefits and limitations. She remains deeply engaged in each legislative session, working closely with Texas representatives to promote meaningful cannabis reform and expand access for patients across the state.
Be a part of a supportive community that embraces cannabis culture and advocates for patient access. Whether you're looking to learn, connect, or support the cause, your journey starts here.
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