The families I’ve been writing about didn’t know naltrexone existed. They knew the pill that killed their daughter was the size of a baby aspirin and had no markings. The gap between what works and what reaches people on Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown is the story your film seems to be telling. Looking forward to watching it.
The families I’ve been writing about didn’t know naltrexone existed. They knew the pill that killed their daughter was the size of a baby aspirin and had no markings. The gap between what works and what reaches people on Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown is the story your film seems to be telling. Looking forward to watching it.
Great news Ben - wish I could attend. Congrats!
Thanks Erin. Let's do a screening in West Virginia!
I'm game!