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Meet the Fentanyl - people are dying for the acquaintance.
Meet the Fentanyl - people are dying for the acquaintance.
Meet the Fentanyl - people are dying for the acquaintance.
Friday 1st October 2021
Andrae Bailey and Lindsay Bettis discuss the deadly rise of fentanyl and synthetic drugs, emphasizing the need for support and awareness.
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Get the buttons here!Fentanyl's Deadly Grip: The Rising Threat of Synthetic Drugs
Now what we're seeing with fentanyl is when people go down the road of recreational drug use, they're finding drugs that kill them so quickly and without warning.
Imagine a world where a single misstep could cost you your life. That's the reality Andrae Bailey, CEO of Project Opioid, and Lindsay Bettis from Advanced Recovery Systems unpack in this episode of 'What's the Fix: Prescription for Change'. They tackle the harrowing rise of fentanyl-related deaths and the broader dangers posed by synthetic drugs. Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, has become a silent killer, claiming lives at an alarming rate.
The episode dives deep into personal stories of addiction and loss, shedding light on the devastating impact these substances have on individuals and communities alike. With synthetic drugs being more accessible than ever, the risks have skyrocketed. The episode doesn't shy away from the grim reality that many who dabble in recreational drug use are unwittingly playing with fire. Lindsay Bettis underscores this by pointing out how easy it is for people to fall victim to these lethal substances.
The conversation also delves into the psychological toll of addiction. Andrae Bailey shares his own experiences of grief, highlighting the importance of open dialogue about mental health and substance abuse. By breaking down stigmas, they hope to encourage more people to seek the help they need. The pandemic has only exacerbated these issues, making accessible and affordable treatment options more crucial than ever.
This episode serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers lurking in synthetic drugs and the urgent need for community support and awareness.