Sat Sep 07 19:53:00 UTC 2024: – A tree planted in honor of Emily Nantt, who died from a fentanyl overdose, stands in Henry Glaves Park
– Emily’s mother, Taresa Nantt, faced challenges in handling her daughter’s affairs after her death due to lack of access to electronic accounts and absence of a will or power of attorney
– Nantt is now involved in the “One Pill Can Kill” campaign to raise awareness about fentanyl
– San Joaquin County is experiencing a rise in overdose deaths, prompting efforts to distribute Narcan and educate the public about substance use disorder
– Nantt has established scholarships in Emily’s name, erected benches in Manchester, and honored her memory in Paris
– A Fentanyl Intervention and Response Safety Team has been established in San Joaquin County to address the issue of fentanyl abuse
– New laws have increased penalties for selling or distributing fentanyl, with a focus on preventing overdose deaths, especially among teenagers.
After a Lodi woman’s life was cut tragically short by a fentanyl overdose, a mom has found new purpose in educating youth about the dangers of drugs
After a Lodi woman's life was cut tragically short by a fentanyl overdose, a mom has found new purpose in educating youth about the dangers of drugs
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