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Fentanyl, Involved in My Son’s Death, Is No “Weapon of Mass Destruction”
In December, the federal government announced it would classify illicit fentanyl as a “weapon of mass destruction.” Having buried my son after his fentanyl-involved overdose, I understand the desperation that might cause people to support such a declaration. When your child dies, you want the country to finally treat the crisis with the gravity it deserves. But my son’s struggle taught me that extreme, punitive measures will lead us further away from what would have saved him
Jan 171 min read


End Overdose Now!
A powerful video from Broken No More with support from Vital Strategies of three women who have lost loved ones to overdose. In this...
Aug 18, 20251 min read


I lost a child to opioids. Compassion, not criminalization, could spare others my grief
I lost my son, Tyler, to an accidental overdose in 2020. Since then, I’ve met parents grieving the loss of their children who battled substa
Jan 31, 20231 min read
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