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(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) "Every part of the plant is used, the kief, shake and the stems, which are composted and used for fertilizer. "Eventually we would like to make paper" with the stems, said Joel Stanley, October 25, 2014. For cancer patients seeking relief from chemotherapy and parents of children with debilitating seizure disorders, the medical marijuana cultivators Joel, Jesse, Jonathan, Jordan, Jared and Josh Stanley of Colorado Springs and their non-profit Realm of Caring Foundation is their only option.
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