Fresh hope for girl with epilepsy as her mum gets a prescription for cannabis medication
13:12, 11 April 2019
updated: 13:53, 26 April 2019
The Kent mum of a severely epileptic girl says she's overwhelmed and emotional after getting a prescription for cannabis oil...
Nine-year-old Teagan Appleby from Aylesham can have up to 300 seizures a day and her mum Emma has been fighting to get her stronger treatment.
Cannabis medication she got from the Netherlands was confiscated when she arrived back in the UK last week - but Emma says she's now hopeful again.
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