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'If they die, there's no more chances': Mom who lost son applauds federal bill to legalize fentanyl test strips - Vimarsana News

'If they die, there's no more chances': Mom who lost son applauds federal bill to legalize fentanyl test strips

Texas is one of a few states where fentanyl strips are still illegal, considered drug paraphernalia. Federal lawmakers are trying to change that. Senate Bill 2569 is continuing to gain bipartisan support, an update applauded by local families who lost loved ones to fentanyl.

Source: ksat.com
Mother who lost son to fentanyl crisis raising awareness in hopes of saving others - Vimarsana News

Mother who lost son to fentanyl crisis raising awareness in hopes of saving others

"If you're choosing to use drugs that are not prescribed by your doctor, you're running the risk that you can die, it's like Russian roulette."

Source: kens5.com
BCSO unveils new fentanyl-fighting policy - Vimarsana News

BCSO unveils new fentanyl-fighting policy

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday unveiled its new policy aimed at protecting people in Bexar County from fentanyl.

Source: ksat.com
Texas mothers, Senator push for national decriminalization of fentanyl test strips - Vimarsana News

Texas mothers, Senator push for national decriminalization of fentanyl test strips

Libby Pender and Christina Villagrana each lost a son to fentanyl poisoning in May 2022. Senator John Cornyn has led a bipartisan effort to legalize test strips.

Source: kens5.com
'Everybody can be a victim of fentanyl poisoning': Mother shares message to recreational drug users after son's death - Vimarsana News

'Everybody can be a victim of fentanyl poisoning': Mother shares message to recreational drug users after son's death

A Bexar County mother hopes sharing the story about her son’s overdose death will help save someone’s life this holiday weekend.

Source: ksat.com