Mark Marcley
Mark Marcley
EP31: Association of People Against Lethal Drugs w/ Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban
EP31: Association of People Against Lethal Drugs w/ Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban
EP31: Association of People Against Lethal Drugs w/ Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban
Wednesday 12th May 2021
Join Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban from APALD on 'Recovering Hope' as they discuss battling fentanyl and finding hope in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!APALD's Mission: Fighting Fentanyl and Finding Hope
The Association of People Against Lethal Drugs is a testament to the power of community and hope in the face of addiction. Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban's work is inspiring and transformative, and their story is one of courage and resilience.
When it comes to tackling the deadly impact of fentanyl, Cathy Lawley and Diane Urban from the Association of People Against Lethal Drugs (APALD) are on the front lines. In this episode of 'Recovering Hope', hosted by Mark Marcley, they share their deeply personal journeys through addiction and recovery, shedding light on the powerful work of APALD.
Cathy and Diane discuss the alarming rise in fentanyl-related deaths and the urgent need for greater public awareness and education about this potent synthetic opioid, which is 50-100 times stronger than morphine. Their conversation touches on the vital role of community support in the recovery process. Both women emphasize that overcoming addiction isn't just about personal strength; it's about having a network of people who understand and support you.
They also highlight the importance of access to resources and treatment, advocating for a compassionate approach that prioritizes help over punishment. Cathy and Diane's stories are not just about struggle but also about resilience and hope. They illustrate that recovery is possible, no matter how dire the circumstances may seem. Their work with APALD serves as a beacon for those grappling with addiction, showing that it's never too late to seek help and turn your life around.
For anyone affected by substance abuse or looking to understand more about the impact of fentanyl, this episode offers a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights into the fight against lethal drugs. Tune in to hear how Cathy and Diane are making a difference and find inspiration in their message of hope and community.