The hardest question to answer

Writing is a pretty important thing, huh? Without it, we wouldn't be able to present our ideas to anyone without being there to gesticulate wildly. People would just read a paper and be confused and go like. WUHHH??? So I'm going to try and improve my writing skills over the course of my life (Or at least until I lose interest or I feel I've reached an adequate level of writing) so that people can get what I'm saying without me funking it up.

Today, I began the first draft of the most important letter of my life: the letter to my dad, suggesting that smoking marijuana is the safest thing he can do in his later years. Obviously, his first question is going to be the hardest to answer. Why am I suggesting this? But the follow up questions, like pros and cons, will be easier to answer. I believe the evidence supporting marijuana use for the elderly is irrefutable: it prevents Alzheimer's disease better than any medicine on the market. The active ingredients of marijuana also present a new way to prevent cancer. There's also a whole shizzleload of things that marijuana treats that you can take a look at here (There is a reason why people have been smoking marijuana since the dawn of time). My dad has complained for some time about losing focus and not being able to enjoy the things he likes anymore. I hope that I will be able to write a convincing enough letter so that he might try new things in this last leg of his life.