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A way out: Life after fentanyl is full of hope and heartbreak for these four women


Published on 2025-03-30 10:43:14 - CNN
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  • CNN has been documenting illicit fentanyl users, most of whom are in recovery. The adversity they face, both physical and mental, is enormous. What does it even look like to recover from abusing a street drug 50 times stronger than heroin?

The article "A Way Out: Life After Fentanyl is Full of Hope and Heartbreak for These Four Women" from MSN News discusses the harrowing journeys of four women battling fentanyl addiction. It highlights their struggles with the potent opioid, which has become a significant public health crisis due to its high potency and the ease with which it can lead to overdose. The narrative captures both the despair and the glimmers of hope as these women navigate recovery, detailing their personal stories of addiction, the impact on their lives, and their efforts to reclaim normalcy. The piece also touches on the broader societal implications, including the strain on families, the legal system, and healthcare resources, while emphasizing the ongoing battle against addiction and the critical need for support and treatment options.

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