Hope for the Children Left Behind

from Logan's Voice · host Doug Ballinger - Logan's Dad

Behind many overdose losses, there are children left trying to make sense of grief, silence, and shattered family trees.In today’s episode of Logan’s Voice, Doug shares a message of hope, a reminder that while we can’t erase the pain, we can stand beside the ones left behind.Learn how showing up, offering steady support, and fighting stigma can change the course of a child’s life forever.🎧 Listen now — because hope is never wasted, especially when given to those who need it most.🌐 Find resources and learn more at Hope Movement CoalitionFind links to my podcast at LogansVoice.comThere's also links to Logan's Story - my book about how Logan lived, struggled and ultimately died from fentanyl poisoning.And Logan's Swag Store - Wear the message, make a difference. #LogansVoice #HopeForTheChildren #ChildrenLeftBehind #MentalHealthMatters #GriefSupport #EndTheSilence #HopeMovementCoalition #PartnershipToEndAddiction #CWCalliance

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