They Lost Their Son To Fentanyl Poisoning. Now They’re Saving His Classmates.
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They Lost Their Son To Fentanyl Poisoning. Now They’re Saving His Classmates.

“This is not a political issue. It is about life and death.”

Spencer Lindquist

It isn’t car crashes, it isn’t guns, and it isn’t suicide: Fentanyl poisoning is now the leading cause of death among Americans ages 18 to 45. It’s a statistic Janel Rodriguez has surely cited more times than she can count.

“Years ago, it was much safer, if still inadvisable, to experiment with drugs. You just can’t experiment anymore,” Rodriguez asserts. 

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