Recovery Internet Radio
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Tragic Heroin Overdose Stole his Daughter
Tragic Heroin Overdose Stole his Daughter
Tragic Heroin Overdose Stole his Daughter
Monday 7th October 2013
Ken Chiakas shares his heartbreaking story of losing his daughter to heroin on Recovery Internet Radio. Listen for insights on awareness and support.
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Get the buttons here!Heroin's Devastating Impact: A Father's Heartfelt Story
It s not an easy thing and no one, you know, nobody would expect you to have all the resources at the tips of your fingers.
Imagine thinking that addiction could never touch your family, only to find out the hard way that it can. In this deeply moving episode of Recovery Internet Radio, hosts Rick Atwater and Rob Ryberg sit down with Ken Chiakas, a father who faced the unimaginable when heroin claimed his daughter's life. Ken opens up about the shock of discovering her addiction, the signs he missed, and the overwhelming regret that follows such a loss.
This conversation isn't just about grief; it's a powerful reminder of the importance of parental awareness and community support. Ken passionately advocates for the Good Samaritan law and emphasizes the need for parents to educate themselves and their children about addiction. He also highlights the glaring lack of resources available for families grappling with this issue, both emotionally and financially.
Throughout the episode, Rick, Rob, and Ken offer a blend of hope and compassion, aiming to provide solace to those who are struggling. They call on parents to seek help and support, stressing that it's never too late to make a difference. Tune in to hear Ken's story and gain valuable insights into preventing and dealing with addiction.