I quit 420nurses

In my time as a 420nurse I have had the best time in my life. I have gained the best of friends and online support I could have ever imagined and I will always strive to move forward and achieve my goals further. I feel I have this dedication and motivation instilled in me because of the 420nurses, and for that I am forever grateful.


I am a person who does not forget where I come from , nor why I started 420nurses. Struggling as a model I strived for any activity, any means for photographers , anyway to grow my portfolio. I have also always smoked cannabis for years and only dreamt of integrating it into my daily life in some way, shape , or form. Hearing about the 420nurses from a friend of mine, I was thrilled. Despite at the time being in the process of being kicked out of my parents place, I did everything I could to get my intern kit and attend my first event or meeting. The first event I could attend was the Kottonmouth Kings Jingle Bowls concert. This is where I met lots of 420nurses. After this i did everything I could to attend meetings and make 420nurses my lifestyle. I also met chacha and Jimmy through 420nurses and started dating shortly after and we have been very happy together ever since. Every day I wear my 420nurse gear, set goals and reach out to other girls who may want to be introduced to this wonderful world and family I have felt so blessed to be apart of.

Since I have been a 420nurse, I have also traveled to Arizona, Las Vegas, Mexico, Washington, Colorado, and all over California - repping, meeting nurses local to their cities, and attending awesome cannabis expos. My favorite of which had to be Seattle Hempfest. A place where no one , not even children are left out of the education of the wonderful Mary Jane plant. In addition to big name events, I've also gotten the opportunity to attend dozens of underground events. Which I know many folks don't even get to hear about, let alone attend.

I have had also had the pleasure of working around, and meeting lots of 420friendly girls also interested in this ever so promising 420 lifestyle. Many of which I can call friends today. Through this I have also lost fellow 420nurses. The most important and greater loss I've suffered was losing no 420nurse Purple Haze. Crystal Morales (purple haze) joined 420nurses in 2014 to be more involved in the cannabis community. She was an angel from the start, and so wise for being the youngest 420nurse. 420nurse Purple Haze blessed our 420nurse family with per presence every moment she could. She quickly became director of the Los Angeles 420nurse chapter . Doing photoshoots daily, working promo gigs, and spreading positivity in all her daily tours. She was on her way to a new year, where she would start the 420nurses Orange County chapter. Tragically we received a message on social media from a family member with a link to the news story that our dear friend and sister , Crystal Morales, Purple Haze, had passed away. She was in a devastating motorcycle accident and her life was unexpectedly taken. This was the first friend I've known to have leave my life in this way. It was a huge shock. After attending her funeral and meeting her family, I couldn't help but feel empowered to carry on her goals and dreams. Despite what her family , or anyone thought she knew she belonged in the cannabis industry. At just 18, she had more strength and motivation to be herself and make life happen. I will always look up to her for that and many reasons more , and she will always be our angel. I do what I do everyday as a 420nurse for myself, but also for PurpleHaze , who would still be at all our chapter meetings , photoshoots, events and sleepovers had her life not been taken. Life is extremely short, and as I get older Im learning that the hard way.



"I quit 420nurses"
"I would no longer like to associate with the 420nurses"
"Don't want 420nurses apart of my image anymore"

Among losing 420nurse friends , I have lost them over so called 'quitting.' Which I think is a little funny. 420nurses is a lifestyle. A group in which you join to become family. 420nurses is not a job. You are not required to come in 9-5 , you are not employed, and you do not have mandatory expectations. When someone says I quit 420nurses I picture a huge family fight, and one girl saying , "I'm not your sister anymore" packing up her things , and moving out. She might even hate her family after moving not away, but we will always be here. You can say "I quit" ," I'm done", "I'm not your sister anymore" but you will still have the last name. Or 420nurses name I should say. I am someone who will always remember the good times we shared as sisters, even though they may not. Another realization is not everyone belongs in your family, if someone does not have the love and respect from the get go, it may mean they were never meant to be a sister from the start.

I hope this blog posts helps any girls who may be wondering if 420nurses family is right for them ,find their way; and also, I hope it helps current 420nurses deal with the struggles of losing fellow sisters.

I am a person who is true, and will dedicate my life to this family as I know it does the same for me. No, I am not a quitter, 420nurses is my lifestyle, my family, and my home.


Thanks for reading
Xoxo
420nurse Summer Rain