Understanding Cannabis in Cancer Care
A cancer diagnosis brings more than physical symptoms. It can bring fear, uncertainty, and overwhelm. Join pharmacist Uzma for an introductory conversation on how cannabinoids may help ease pain, nausea, insomnia, anxiety, and more, while supporting emotional wellbeing throughout treatment and beyond.
A cancer diagnosis can bring waves of fear, uncertainty, and overwhelm for both patients and the people who love them. This session creates space to explore what cannabinoids may offer for comfort during treatment, while gently addressing the emotional landscape of cancer: the fear, the panic, and the path toward acceptance.
There is no agenda here other than information, given clearly, by someone qualified to give it.
Cannabinoids may help support relief from common cancer-related symptoms. In this introductory session, Uzma will walk through the most frequently asked-about applications, and offer practical guidance for those curious about how cannabis may support comfort and quality of life during treatment and beyond.
Plus a gentle look at the emotional landscape of cancer: fear, panic, and acceptance.
25 years of pharmacist experience
Uzma Zakir is a licensed pharmacist and the founder of BloomHigher, a wellness practice that integrates modern pharmacology, plant medicine, and contemplative healing traditions to support the nervous system during times of illness, stress, and life transition.
Through BloomHigher, she works with individuals seeking relief from complex symptoms that often fall outside conventional treatment pathways.
A compassionate nonprofit serving Connecticut and Hudson Valley New York. Provides comfort, support, and resources to people living with cancer and their loved ones, all at no charge.
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A holistic wellness practice founded by licensed pharmacist Uzma Zakir, RPh. Integrates modern pharmacology with plant medicine and contemplative healing traditions. Based in Stamford, CT.
Yes. Like all of Ann's Place's programs, there is no cost to attend.
No. This session is open to anyone affected by cancer, including patients, caregivers, family members, and friends are all welcome.
Yes. The session will be recorded and a replay link will be sent to everyone who registers, so you can revisit the conversation or share it with someone you love.
No. This is an introductory educational session. Uzma's expertise is offered for general understanding. Always consult your oncology team before making any treatment decisions.
Whether you join in person at Ann's Place or watch live from home, this conversation is here for you and the people you love.
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