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Karma Law - Life in Prison - NO Parole We need Congress to change the law as this is MURDER when a dealer knowingly sells fentanyl laced drugs SAVE A GENERATION

08/16/2026

Let’s turn it purple.

08/11/2026

Help us get life sentences without parole. This is murder

Please share.  We need signatures to get attention.  Close to 2400. KARMA Law. Life with no parole
07/25/2026

Please share. We need signatures to get attention. Close to 2400. KARMA Law. Life with no parole

Fentanyl Dealers Deserve Life Sentences for Deaths

06/14/2026

Summer is almost here.

Fentanyl-involved overdose deaths can see seasonal spikes during the summer months. Research identifies increased ambient heat as a specific trigger for higher drug-related mortality. The combination of extreme summer temperatures and fentanyl contamination creates a particularly lethal environment for substance users.Seasonal Trends and Heat RisksThe Summer Spike: Overdose events and emergency room visits for synthetic opioids frequently peak during the warmer summer months (July and August).Physiological Impact: Heat exposure exacerbates the toxicity of illicit drugs. Dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and increased cardiovascular strain make the body significantly more vulnerable to the respiratory depression caused by fentanyl.Local Vulnerability: Overdose mortality rates are higher during these months, particularly in urban and suburban counties with greater social vulnerability.Broader Fentanyl PatternsHigh Prevalence: Fentanyl remains the dominant synthetic opioid in the illicit drug supply. It is frequently found as a contaminant in other substances and pressed into counterfeit pills.Polysubstance Combinations: The dangers of summer overdoses are heightened by polysubstance use, including the widespread combination of fentanyl with sedatives like xylazine (often called "tranq") or stimulants like cocaine.Harm Reduction: Public health officials emphasize staying hydrated, avoiding using drugs alone, and keeping naloxone (the opioid overdose reversal medication) readily available during periods of extreme heat.

My reason.  Post your loved one for Fentanyl Awareness Day.  April 29, 2026Matthew F30
04/22/2026

My reason. Post your loved one for Fentanyl Awareness Day. April 29, 2026

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