King's Crusade: A Sister's Fight Against the Opioid Crisis
Sue Harrison knows firsthand the devastating impact of opioid addiction. After losing her brother, King, to an overdose in 2016, she turned her grief into action by co-founding King's Crusade. This episode of 'It Gets Better' takes you through Sue's journey from heartbreak to hope, as she works tirelessly to support those battling addiction and their families. King's Crusade isn't just a name; it's a lifeline for many.
The non-profit offers crucial services like detox placement, transportation to treatment, and financial assistance for sober living. Sue shares the harsh realities that many face, like the staggering costs that can make recovery seem out of reach. With nearly 200 Americans dying daily from opioid abuse, initiatives like King's Crusade are more vital than ever. Sue's story is a testament to the power of community and the importance of eliminating the stigma around addiction.
Tune in to hear how one woman's mission is making a difference, one life at a time.