Desperate plea for more support services for drug addicts

In a heart-wrenching interview, Christine, a mother who has lost four sons, three to drug addiction, made a desperate plea for more support services for addicts and stronger action against drug dealers. She was speaking after the death of her son Dillon overnight in a shelter for the homeless, and expressed her frustration at the system's failure to provide adequate help for those struggling with addiction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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