Michael Carson Tackles the Fentanyl Crisis on The MY House Podcast
We have counterfeit pills that are contaminated with fentanyl, four out of ten. There isn't any way that you could look at them visually. If this was one gram of fentanyl, this would kill people.
Ever wondered what makes the third phase of the opioid epidemic so perilous? In this episode of The MY House Podcast, Michael Carson, a key member of the Mat-Su Opioid Task Force, returns to shed light on this pressing issue. Carson dives into the alarming spread of fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills and the challenges of identifying them by sight alone. He emphasizes the dire need for accurate information and the reinforcement of refusal skills among youth to combat this crisis.
Beyond the statistics and grim realities, Carson highlights the power of community support and collective grief in tackling this epidemic. He also touches on MY House's initiatives, including their poignant annual candlelight vigil for Kelsey Green, which serves as a beacon of hope and remembrance. If you're looking to understand the complexities of the fentanyl crisis and find ways to contribute to community efforts, this episode is a must-listen.