Two mums who made friends at the school gates have been jokingly branded “legal drug dealers” by their teenage children, after they joined forces to launch a cannabis oil business worth around £125,000 from their kitchen table. When cannabidiol (CBD) oil made Samantha Day, 49, feel like the “dark cloud” marring her life had lifted,
Two mums who made friends at the school gates have been jokingly branded “legal drug dealers” by their teenage children, after they joined forces to launch a cannabis oil business worth around £125,000 from their kitchen table.
When cannabidiol (CBD) oil made Samantha Day, 49, feel like the “dark cloud” marring her life had lifted, following breast cancer in 2017, she recommended it to her pal, Lorraine Clarke, 51, who had been struggling with her mental health.
Since first trying it in 2018, the friends, of Peterborough, have become such converts that they have joined forces to start their own CBD oil business Hapi Hemp- produced without the psychoactive agent THC that makes illegal cannabis users high.
Former PA Samantha, who has three children, Matthew, 19, Michael, 17, and Megan, 15, with her contracts manager husband Gareth, 49, said: “People are shocked when we tell them we sell CBD oil. Our teenagers think we’re some sort of drug dealers, but the benefits speak for themselves.
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