Brenda Zane

Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction

Brenda Zane, Janet Janes

  • Creating Impact From Tragedy with MAPDA’s Janet Janes

Creating Impact From Tragedy with MAPDA’s Janet Janes

Thursday 28th July 2022

Janet Janes shares her journey of turning her son's tragic death into advocacy against prescription drug abuse with Brenda Zane on 'Hopestream'.
50 minutes
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Hopestream for parenting kids through drug use and addiction
Author:
Brenda Zane
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
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Turning Grief into Action: Janet Janes' Mission Against Prescription Drug Abuse

There is no shame and there shouldn't be shame on the parent's side or on their child's side.
How do you transform unimaginable loss into a mission to save lives? In this powerful episode of 'Hopestream', Brenda Zane sits down with Janet Janes, the founder of Mothers Against Prescription Drug Abuse (MAPDA). Janet shares the heart-wrenching story of losing her son to a single methadone pill and how she channels her grief into advocacy. Every five minutes, someone dies from a drug overdose, a preventable tragedy that Janet is determined to combat through awareness and education.
This conversation dives deep into the emotional toll of losing a child, the struggle of self-care amidst constant advocacy, and the resilience needed to face such devastating circumstances. Janet's journey is a testament to the strength and courage required to turn personal tragedy into impactful change. Brenda also offers valuable insights on parenting through addiction and the importance of self-care for parents dealing with similar challenges.
This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone affected by substance abuse, reminding us that there is no shame in seeking help and that collective action can lead to meaningful change.