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This past week we had nurse orders to shoot creatively in a kitchen. We gathered our long beach chapter @calikush’s aunts home to take over the kitchen. We had an amazing time practicing the “cheesecake” expressions. Being natural but still expressing emotion in our photos. After the flour fight and marshmallow fight, we got baked as we baked!! These girls did an amazing job!! I can’t express enough how grateful I am for the opportunity to be part of the 420 nurse lifestyle. After this shoot...

Memorial Day is a day to remember those who gave their life in battle. Often, men are recognized for solders in battle. What about the ladies who were on a mission to fight for our country and lost their life in the battle ground? There are a lot of women out there fighting with the big guys!! Those women are beyond admirable! The true definition of WONDER WOMAN!! This Memorial Day PR Collective sponsored 200 g of their top shelf strain Skywalker to give out to all patients. The 420 nurs...

#WEareBeautiful For a long time I have always heard girls complement each other by saying “you are so beautiful” and typically the response is “thanks” I have been around some cattiness lately in which I find myself making a new movement. After hearing girls give each other drama and judge one another I have decided to step in. For a long time, I have been a “boy’s girl” and found myself with more guy friends than girls. As time goes by I find that a lot of girls fight and criticize one anoth...

Today was my first visit to the 420 nurse headquarters. The drive was worth it. I drove from Long Beach to become an official intern and collaborate on the video game themed photo shoot. I got to meet with summer, ChaCha, Baby Burnout, and Viper from the L.A Chapter. I was able to learn and see what the 420 nurses are all about. When I arrived, Summer and Chacha welcomed me to the office. I completed a lil bit of paperwork and got a complete rundown by ChaCha. The walk to the studio is real...

Growing up, 420 was kind of cool to me, always kept it low from my family even though my father was in the industry many year ago. I grew up with my mom and when I was 15 I was prescribed anti “depressants “for bulimia and of course, depression. (What teenager isn’t?). The doctors experimented on me with new drugs that didn’t really help. Instead, my body would twitch and my muscles would get very tense. Like most teenagers, I smoked pot now and then. When I did, I felt better. I slowly stop...