Adharsh McCabe spent his formative years raising and studying endangered species as part of Myrtle Beach Safari and the Rare Species Fund, an international wildlife education program. Traveling the world and directing these programs opened Adharsh’s eyes to new cultures and experiences and deepened his appreciation for diversity. His experiences have shown him the need for compassionate holistic medical care including cannabinoid medicine.

Scott Freeland relocated to Yogaville, VA as a burnt out automotive industry executive in search of peace, yoga and a simpler life. Scott developed many powerful tools while in Yogaville but had a major setback when Lyme-carrying ticks left him twice hospitalized. Scott’s recovery journey led him to the discovery of CBD and Cannabis medicine which he uses daily to mitigate the effects of Chronic Lyme Disease and EDS for a better quality of life.

Jessica Davis lives with a rare genetic disorder, Alport Syndrome. During End-Stage Renal Disease, dialysis, and transplant she turned to cannabis products for relief and continued recovery with great success. As an experienced clinician with an academic specialty in developmental psycholinguistics, Jessica serves the Chronic Relief community as a point of contact for peer support and creates a safe space for communication and collaboration.

Sri Devi McCabe graduated Phi Beta Kappa UVA class of 2016 having already raised humans, chimpanzees and tigers, as well as creating and running several successful companies. Today she continues to push everyones horizons in the hemp and cannabis industries while developing her skills as an aerial circus performer. Chronic Relief Apothecary is a positive force to be reckoned with, co-founded and led by a dynamic team of fabulous lady UVA alumnae.