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Overdose Awareness Day - Part 1 - Tributes to people lost to overdose
Overdose Awareness Day - Part 1 - Tributes to people lost to overdose
Overdose Awareness Day - Part 1 - Tributes to people lost to overdose
Sunday 30th August 2020
Listen to 'Straight From the Source' for tributes on International Overdose Awareness Day, tackling stigma and exploring overdose prevention.
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Get the buttons here!Honoring Lives Lost: Stories of Overdose and Resilience
They also make an implicit case against stigma and for decisive action on this urgent and tragic issue.
International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st serves as a poignant reminder of the lives lost to overdose. This episode of 'Straight From the Source' brings together heartfelt tributes from listeners who have lost loved ones to overdose. These personal stories are both heartbreaking and uplifting, shining a light on the enduring love and memories that remain.
Each tribute also serves as a powerful statement against the stigma surrounding drug use and highlights the urgent need for action to prevent future tragedies. The episode doesn't just stop at sharing stories; it also provides practical steps towards change. You'll hear an insightful interview with researchers from Latrobe University about the life-saving potential of take-home Naloxone, a critical tool in preventing opioid overdoses.
Additionally, the episode delves into the often-overlooked issue of heavy drinking and its role in overdose deaths. This episode is a touching and informative listen, offering solidarity to those affected by addiction and a call to action for greater empathy and support. Tune in to understand the real impact of addiction on families and communities, and learn how you can be part of the solution.