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The MY House Podcast Ep. 30: Michelle Parker and Michael Carson

Thursday 11th May 2023

Michelle Parker and Michael Carson discuss fentanyl's impact in Alaska, alongside grief, trauma, and healing. Tune in for heartfelt stories and expert insights.
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27 minutes
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Healing Alaska: Michelle Parker and Michael Carson on Fentanyl, Grief, and Recovery

Episode Overview

  • The urgent need for open conversations about the impact of Fentanyl in Alaska
  • The importance of effective prevention strategies and education
  • The significance of community support in addressing addiction and trauma
  • Personal stories and expert insights shedding light on the devastating impact of Fentanyl
  • The call for a compassionate approach to addiction and generational trauma
One pill can kill. One time using heroin or cocaine or meth could be the last time. We know that for youth, part of being an adolescent is making mistakes and learning from your mistakes. But nowadays, one mistake could be your last.
What do you get when you combine heartfelt personal stories with expert insights? An episode that hits you right in the feels while also arming you with vital information. In this episode of The MY House Podcast, host Michelle sits down with Michelle Parker, a dedicated MY House employee, and Michael Carson, a board member with deep ties to the community.
Together, they tackle some heavy but crucial topics—fentanyl's devastating impact in Alaska, the complexities of grief and trauma, and the journey toward healing. The conversation kicks off with a sobering look at the fentanyl crisis sweeping through Alaska. Michelle Parker and Michael Carson don't hold back as they discuss the alarming rise in fentanyl-related incidents and the urgent need for effective prevention strategies. But it's not all doom and gloom.
Their dialogue is sprinkled with hope and actionable advice, making it clear that community support and education are key to combating this issue. As the discussion shifts to grief and trauma, the episode takes on an even more personal tone. Both guests share their own experiences and the coping mechanisms they've found helpful. These stories serve as powerful reminders that healing is a journey, not a destination.
They emphasize the importance of open conversations and a compassionate approach to dealing with addiction and generational trauma. If you're looking for an episode that blends emotional depth with practical advice, this one's for you. Whether you're directly affected by these issues or just want to understand them better, you'll find something valuable here. Tune in to hear how community efforts and personal resilience can make a real difference.