Chelsea Devona

Jan 18, 2025 | ecurrent.com | Chelsea Devona

Valentine’s day is the perfect day to kick back, relax and celebrate–with yourself or with your loved one. If you’re a cannabis connoisseur, you already know how cannabis is the perfect substance to celebrate Valentine’s day. It can make you feel connected, warm and full of love — all qualities that you wanna bring to the day. It’s easy to fold cannabis into your Valentine’s day activities, whether you’re planning a romantic (or solo!) bubble bath, a dinner date or a movie night.

Dec 23, 2024 | annarborfamily.com | Chelsea Devona

If you have read the other articles in this series, you know that lead poisoning is the most insidious and dangerous environmental poisoning of our children today. Maybe you’ve read the articles in our series on lead poisoning and you know that thousands of children in America are being exposed every single day to dangerous levels of lead in their homes, toys and playgrounds — yes, even in 2024.

Dec 8, 2024 | annarborfamily.com | Chelsea Devona

Lead poisoning didn’t just happen in Flint; and it isn’t something that ended in 1978 when lead paint was banned. Lead poisoning kills and disables millions globally every year; and sickens millions more. But this isn’t just a problem that happens somewhere else. Children in Michigan are the third highest in the nation for elevated lead in their bloodstream. 78% of Michigan children tested contained lead in their bloodstream.

Nov 27, 2024 | ecurrent.com | Chelsea Devona

So, you want to throw a Friendsgiving with classic dishes — and you and all your invitees enjoy cannabis. This is your opportunity to throw a Danksgiving. Cannabis’ role in Thanksgiving has become increasingly more popular. Which is no surprise, since an important part of cannabis culture is partaking and sharing. The holidays can be stressful for many people, and cannabis is touted by its consumers for helping them be able to relax and to enjoy being more social.

Nov 22, 2024 | annarborfamily.com | Chelsea Devona

In our first article in our lead series, we looked at the frightening prevalence of lead in homes, toys, foods and everyday household objects — yes, even in 2024. But as long as your kiddo’s not eating lead paint off the walls, is it really a big deal if they have a small exposure to lead? If lead is just a part of our everyday environment, nearly impossible to eliminate entirely, how bad can a little bit in the soil outside really be? Unfortunately for all our nation’s children, very.