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Charlotte Figi was just 13.
By: Happi Staff
April 9, 2020
Charlotte Figi—the girl whose life-long fight against life-threatening seizures led to the push for legalization of cannabidiol (CBD)—has died. She was 13. According to sources, her death may be related to COVID-19. Suffering from seizures from just three months old, Figi’s condition escalated to almost 300 grand mal seizures a week. Desperate for a solution after exhausting all other avenues, her parents purchased marijuana known as “R4” which was reportedly high in CBD and low in THC. An oil was extracted from it, Charlotte was started on a small dose—and it worked. In 2012, the Figis reached out to the Stanley brothers, siblings who were cultivating a high-CBD, low-THC strain of marijuana. Extracts from those crops were used to treat Charlotte and other seizure patients; the Stanley brothers named that strain Charlotte’s Web (CW) to honor Figi. Figi’s story and the Stanley brothers work on CBD were brought to national attention in a 2013 CNN documentary with Dr. Sanjay Gupta. A year later, US Farm Bill SC7606 defined industrial hemp as containing less than 0.3% THC. The Colorado Department of Agriculture licensed CW as industrial hemp, which allowed for its mass cultivation in the US. The Stanley brothers’ company, Charlotte’s Web, has become a vertically integrated, publicly traded firm selling a range of CBD wellness products. Revenues in 2018 were $70 million in 2018, up to 74% year-over-year. In 2019, revenues topped $94 million. The CBD market in the US has been projected to top $20 billion market by 2024, according to market research firms. The following is Charlotte’s Web’s memorial published online for Charlotte Figi: “ Charlotte was ten feet tall and carried the world on her shoulders. Inspiring is a lacking word, as are courageous and vivacious and strong and beautiful. She was divine. She grew, cultivated by a community, protected by love, demanding that the world witness her suffering so that they might find a solution. She rose every day, awakening others with her courage, and with that smile that infected your spirit at the cellular level. The infinite compassion of community members who sacrificed their time, resources, and ideas to tend her garden of love were instrumental in her care, but there was no one more committed than the selfless Paige, both a mother and a warrior, both a human
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