Joanie Sigal
Joanie Sigal
Denise Barnes NARCAN+911
Denise Barnes NARCAN+911
Denise Barnes NARCAN+911
Thursday 28th November 2024
Denise Barnes shares her tragic story and emphasises the critical need to call 911 after administering Narcan to save lives.
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Episode Overview
- Always call 911 after administering Narcan.
- Narcan is only a temporary solution; medical help is essential.
- Educate yourself and others on proper overdose response.
- Denise Barnes' story highlights the importance of immediate action.
- Awareness can prevent future tragedies.
'Narcan is temporary. You have to call 911 because it only lasts 30 minutes, up to 90.'
In this episode of 'The Addiction Podcast - Point of No Return', Denise Barnes shares her heartbreaking story of losing her son to a fentanyl-laced Xanax overdose. Despite administering Narcan, a critical mistake was made - 911 was never called. Denise, a devoted mother of three from San Diego, is now on a mission to prevent other families from experiencing the same tragedy.
She emphasises the importance of calling 911 even after administering Narcan, as it is only a temporary solution. Denise's story is a powerful reminder that knowledge and immediate action can save lives. Her journey is one of immense pain but also of purpose, as she seeks to educate others about the life-saving steps that need to be taken during an overdose. Through her efforts, Denise hopes to create awareness and change that will prevent future heartbreaks.
This episode is not just about the tragic loss of a son but also about the urgent need for better education on handling overdoses. Tune in to hear Denise's emotional recount and learn how you can make a difference in similar situations.