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Home 🌿 Medical Cannabis News 🌿 Happy Mondays star Paul Ryder treated son's cancer with CANNABIS 🌿Happy Mondays star Paul Ryder treated son's cancer with CANNABIS
- Chico Ryder, son of Happy Mondays star Paul, was diagnosed with a rare soft tissue cancer shortly after Christmas 2012
- Doctors told his father - a recovering drug addict - and mother, Angela, surgery was too risky and he would need chemotherapy and radiation
- They prescribed the 11-year-old Marinol - a synthetic form of cannabis - to ease the effects of his gruelling treatment, such as nausea and vomiting
- His parents decided to go a step further, injecting cannabis oil into his stomach tube - with the doctors' full support
- Happy Mondays bassist told MailOnline: 'My drug problems have been well documented. I nearly lost my life. But now they are being used to help Chico'
- 'I found myself coaching him on how to inhale cannabis vapour,' he said
- Cancer Research UK is supporting clinical trials to test drug's effectiveness
By Lizzie Parry for...
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