no, that's not where the spoons were going. >> reporter: you're doctors. >> uh-huh. >> we're parents. it's very easy to try to put on your doctor hat. we're parents. we're just like any other parent who's dealing with someone with an addiction. >> reporter: ryan tells us he's been clean for a year, as of last weekend. you love your son clearly. >> i adore my son. i absolutely adore my son. >> reporter: show loves this state too, and is working with others across the community to change what's happening here. >> every time we go to a meeting, it gets bigger and bigger. and that's what we need to see happen. people who have addictions to come forward, ask for help, don't be embarrassed. >> that was nbc's kate snow reporting. let's bring in the sue, who lost her son to heroin addiction in 200. she wrote about her loss in "why my son." she now speaks to students and parents about the danger of
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