An 11-year-old boy was taken to the hospital after accidentally consuming marijuana gummies he thought were candy at a Super Bowl party.
A preteen boy was taken to the hospital after accidentally consuming marijuana gummies he thought were candy at a Super Bowl party. “My son was sitting on the couch with me, and he started zoning out.
At first, I thought he was pretending because he opened his eyes wide and laughed,” the boy’s mother, Veronica Gill, told the. Things turned serious when the 11-year-old started shaking and hearing voices, she said. She took him to an urgent care center, which then dispatched an ambulance. The boy is doing fine, the
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