Wednesday, November 28, 2018

‘It’s Murder’ - How Lethal Opioids Devastated A Small Region Of Ontario


The wood framed clock on the table of Melissa Hurst’s living room is stopped at 7:42 a.m.
Inside the clock are the ashes of her son, Luke, who on Mother’s Day 2017 was discovered at that same minute in his bed dead of an overdose.

He was 19.

“My heart was ripped out that day,” Hurst told Global News. “I wake up with pain every single day. I go to bed in pain thinking of him and in some ways I feel like I failed him as his mother.”

bit.ly/2G8orrZ via @globalnews

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