From boardrooms to breakthroughs, Elisabeth Mack’s story is one of unflinching honesty and hard-won transformation.
After years navigating the demands of corporate healthcare while quietly battling chronic pain, Elisabeth discovered something that would upend everything she thought she knew about healing: cannabis medicine. That discovery became the catalyst for a much deeper reckoning, one rooted in self-love, resilience, and the courage to rebuild life on her own terms.
Wine, Women & Weed is more than a memoir. It’s an intimate exploration of what happens when a woman stops performing for others’ expectations and starts listening to her own truth. Elisabeth opens up about strained family dynamics, the messiness of personal relationships, and the reinvention of a professional identity she’d spent years building around someone else’s definition of success.
Through the symbolic lens of wine, women, and weed, she crafts a narrative that moves fluidly between celebration and grief, healing and heartbreak, structure and surrender. Readers will find themselves inside the highs and lows of love, loss, and recovery, and walk away with something rare: permission to define wellness for themselves.
Part memoir, part advocacy, part invitation, this book challenges conventional ideas about healthcare and asks readers to consider what holistic healing could look like in their own lives.
This book is for you if you’re:
Come for the honesty. Stay for the hope.
