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entrepreneurs like you. Sign up for your $1 a month trial at Shopify.com slash setup. The drug fentanyl is so deadly that the amount that could fit in a sweet and low packet could be poisonous enough to kill 500 people.

And as we know, as we have reported in great detail, it is flooding the country now in record

numbers. So now parents and mothers who have lost their children to this heinous drug

want every parent and every family in America to know that there are fatal mistakes sitting out there for their kids.

April Babcock lost her 25-year-old son Austin three years ago.

Tanya Niedermann's 19-year-old son, JJ, died last year, and both of these mothers are brave enough to be here today with me to share their stories.

And ladies, I've enjoyed just chatting with you a little bit before we got started.

And I think you are so brave.

I can't imagine what you have gone through, the pain you've gone through.

So welcome and thank you for being here because I know you're here because you want to make sure this doesn't happen to other families. Let's just start, Tanya, by telling a little bit of your

story and a little bit of what happened to JJ so that other parents can hear your story.

So my son was 19 years old. He was going to college. He was working. I said this in

engagements that I've spoken before, that he was doing everything right. He took what he thought

was cocaine and it was fentanyl. And he died. Yeah. And what have, what has the past year been like for you and your

family? You have two daughters who came here with you today. Yes. It's, it's been rough. I mean,

I have to try to wake up every day and live without him. Part of my journey has been to spread the message that this can truly happen to anyone.

I mean, on February 11th of 2021, if you'd asked me if my son had ever tried drugs, I would

have told you know.

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