Shari Blum's Wings Tinctures
Shari Blum is the mother of a special-needs child with a rare neurological disorder called Angelman syndrome, a “rare neurological disorder that results in balance issues, motor impairment and debilitating seizures.” She was unable to find a treatment for her daughter, Elizabeth, so she began researching alternative treatments, including organic solutions such as hemp extracts. She created her own hemp-based product and is the founder of Wings Tinctures. Related story: Aid for Angelman syndrome: Mother creates tincture she says helps daughter with genetic disorder
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Landon Blum, 7, left, swings his six-year-old sister Elizabeth, in the family room at their home Monday, Nov. 25, 2019. Elizabeth was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a congenital condition that causes delays in speech, balance and other development problems that are similar to autism. Mother Shari Blum began researching hemp extracts and began trying them on her daughter. After seeing remarkable results, she began compounding and selling tinctures for other families of kids with Angelman Syndrome. The company is Wings Tinctures.
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Shari Blum, who researched hemp extracts for her six-year-old daughter Elizabeth, fills bottles with compounds Monday, Nov. 25, 2019 at her home north of Spokane. Elizabeth was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a congenital condition that causes delays in speech, balance and other development problems that are similar to autism. Blum began researching hemp extracts and began trying them on her daughter. After seeing remarkable results, she began compounding and selling tinctures for other families of kids with Angelman Syndrome. Her company is Wings Tinctures.
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Shari Blum, who researched hemp extracts for her six-year-old daughter Elizabeth, organizes bottles with compounds Monday, Nov. 25, 2019 at her home north of Spokane. Elizabeth was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a congenital condition that causes delays in speech, balance and other development problems that are similar to autism. Blum began researching hemp extracts and began trying them on her daughter. After seeing remarkable results, she began compounding and selling tinctures for other families of kids with Angelman Syndrome. Her company is Wings Tinctures.
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Shari Blum swings her 6-year-old daughter Elizabeth in the family playroom on Nov. 25. Elizabeth was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome, a congenital condition that causes delays in speech, balance and other development problems that are similar to autism. Blum began researching hemp extracts and trying them on her daughter. After seeing remarkable results, she began compounding and selling tinctures for other families of kids with Angelman syndrome.
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Shari Blum, who researched hemp extracts for her six-year-old daughter Elizabeth, fills bottles with compounds Monday, Nov. 25, 2019 at her home north of Spokane. Elizabeth was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a congenital condition that causes delays in speech, balance and other development problems that are similar to autism. Blum began researching hemp extracts and began trying them on her daughter. After seeing remarkable results, she began compounding and selling tinctures for other families of kids with Angelman Syndrome. Her company is Wings Tinctures.
Jesse Tinsley The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo