Jess Branas
Jess Branas
Episode 023 - Connecting Through Experience
Episode 023 - Connecting Through Experience
Episode 023 - Connecting Through Experience
Monday 5th July 2021
Mothers Angela James and Tanja Jacobs discuss finding connection through shared grief and advocating against fentanyl dangers on 'Recovery Road'.
33 minutes
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Get the buttons here!From Grief to Advocacy: Mothers Unite Against Fentanyl Dangers
I had to muster up all that pain and turn my pain into purpose. I'm a lot better off than a lot of other parents that I know. He wanted me to do this to help other people, and that's what I live for and get up for Every Day.
What happens when two mothers, both having faced the unimaginable loss of their children, come together? In this episode of 'Recovery Road', Merrit Hartblay sits down with Angela James and Tanja Jacobs to explore this poignant question. Angela and Tanja, united by their shared grief, delve into how they found solace and strength in each other’s company. Their candid conversation reveals the raw emotions and the powerful bond that can form through shared experiences of loss.
They discuss the importance of community support and how connecting with others who have walked a similar path can be a lifeline during the darkest times. But this episode isn't just about sorrow; it’s about transformation. Angela and Tanja have turned their grief into a mission to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and prevent substance abuse among young people.
They share how they have channeled their pain into purpose, advocating for better education and communication within families about drug dangers. Their stories serve as a powerful reminder that even in the depths of tragedy, there is potential for hope and action. Merrit, Angela, and Tanja's discussion is heartfelt and inspiring, shedding light on the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of turning pain into purpose.