How do you talk to your child, your partner, or your best friend about drugs? About fentanyl? About mental health and the pressure they’re silently carrying?
In this episode of Logan’s Voice, I open up about one of the hardest truths I’ve had to live with: I didn’t get to save my son, Logan — because we didn’t always have the conversations we should have had.
Now, I’m here to help you have yours.
We’ll explore:
Why these conversations feel so hard (and why we avoid them)
How to prepare your heart before you speak
Real-life examples of what to say — and how to say it with love, not fear
What to do next, even if the conversation doesn’t go the way you hoped
Whether you’re a parent, sibling, partner, or friend… these are conversations that could save a life. Maybe even the life of someone you love.
🕯️ For Logan. For your family. For all of us.
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Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of fentanyl poisoning, addiction, and the loss of a child. Please listen with care.
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