Description

keywords

fentanyl, overdose, Portland, naloxone, addiction, community support, mental health, public service, drug awareness, recovery

summary

In this episode, Julian discusses the critical issue of fentanyl overdoses, particularly in Portland, and emphasizes the importance of community awareness and response. He shares personal experiences and insights on how to help those in need, including the use of Naloxone and the role of local response teams. The conversation also touches on spiritual growth and the impact of addiction on individuals and communities.

takeaways

• Nodding out is a sign of fentanyl overdose.
• Fentanyl can paralyze individuals, leaving them unresponsive.
• The Portland Street Response Team provides vital support for those in crisis.
• Calling 911 is essential when witnessing someone nodding out.
• Narcan can reverse the effects of an overdose if administered promptly.
• Community members have a responsibility to help those in need.
• Addiction is a personal struggle that requires compassion and understanding.
• Naloxone is available over the counter at pharmacies.
• Spiritual growth can be a part of recovery from addiction.
• Every individual can make a difference in their community by being proactive.

Sound Bites

• "What do I mean by nodding out?"
• "Don't just walk away."
• "Keep your distance for safety."

Chapters

00:00
Understanding Nodding Out and Fentanyl Overdose

06:38
The Role of Portland Street Response Team

13:21
Personal Stories and Community Impact

20:11
The Dangers of Drug Use and Importance of Help

25:41
Spiritual Reflections and Community Support

37:16
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38:02
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