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Ep. 223 - Dopesick: Humanitarian Sister Beth Davies Inspires a Community to Take on a Giant – Part 4
Ep. 223 - Dopesick: Humanitarian Sister Beth Davies Inspires a Community to Take on a Giant – Part 4
Ep. 223 - Dopesick: Humanitarian Sister Beth Davies Inspires a Community to Take on a Giant – Part 4
Wednesday 9th January 2019
Join Sister Beth Davies as she shares her fight against opioid addiction and Purdue Pharma on Cover2 Resources.
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Get the buttons here!Sister Beth Davies: A Lifelong Crusade Against Opioid Addiction and Big Pharma
Through her efforts, Sister Beth has developed a network of medical clinics, worked for environmental protections and built numerous substance abuse and addiction programs.
Ever wondered what it takes to stand up against a pharmaceutical giant? In this episode of Cover2 Resources, Sister Beth Davies shares her remarkable journey of over forty years advocating for the exploited, addicted, and impoverished. Hailing from Staten Island and a member of the Congregation of Notre Dame, Sister Beth has dedicated her life to creating change in communities ravaged by opioid addiction. With the help of Dr.
Art Van Zee, she spearheaded a community coalition that laid the groundwork for the first lawsuit against Purdue Pharma, the makers of OxyContin. Sister Beth's story is one of resilience and relentless pursuit of justice. She has developed a network of medical clinics, championed environmental protections, and established numerous substance abuse and addiction programs. Her efforts have not only transformed the Virginia criminal justice system but have also brought significant improvements in treatment for inmates.
In this episode, Sister Beth opens up about the impact of Purdue Pharma's opioid epidemic on the community of St. Charles. She discusses how the community came together to fight back and file a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company. The conversation also touches on the aftermath of the lawsuit settlement and its effects on drug abuse and treatment in Lee County. Sister Beth's work is inspiring and filled with compassion.
Her story offers hope and practical insights for anyone affected by addiction or looking to make a difference in their community. Tune in to hear how one woman's dedication can ignite change and bring about justice.