Keep Going

This was an emotional trip to as I saw my son for the first time in the museum on The Faces of Fentanyl Wall. I felt like I was in a fog until I walked through the doors and could feel my heart drop to my knees. I felt soo weak like It really hit me that my son is really not here and this is my mission to advocate for him now and our youth.I met a lot of amazing people and shared Alex story with them as they shared their stories about their brothers, sisters, children, babies & teenagers, there were soo many families that ave been affected first hand by this national empire if of fentanyl poisoning.There was a hurricane headed as we marched to the White House to open the presidents eyes to see what is going on in America.I was in my element, the people I met actually understood me and were soo caring and compassionate to my emotions and Alex’s memory, which you don’t find often in grief.We are all united now for some reason , this poison took our children, and loved ones from our family. Our families will never be the same without our loved ones. I tell people I feel like i have nothing left in my heart to give. But I will forever fight for justice for my child and to all the parents in America who have been affected by this poison.We are putting an end to stigma, this not only impacted our youth, it has impacted people with substance abuse addiction. It is not ok under any circumstances to lace someone with fentanyl or to tell then they are taking a pill and not disclosing to them what the pill really has in it because One Pill Can Kill.If you have lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning and would like to be featured on next season episodes, please contact the email [email protected].

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