Marion County moms band together to fight fentanyl
Each woman has lost a child to fentanyl - two of them at age 26 and another at 36. Says one: “The message has to get out there.”
Source: usf.edu
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Each woman has lost a child to fentanyl - two of them at age 26 and another at 36. Says one: “The message has to get out there.”
Ocala women who lost children to fentanyl have joined forces to show the public that the drug is dangerous.