03/29/2026
One thing about me is… I will always advocate for people staying alive 👏
I believe it’s our community’s responsibility to be trained in naloxone and to have it accessible — whether that’s in your business, your car, at home or your work bag.
And before anyone comes at me… this isn’t just about dividing people or “taking sides.” This is about humanity. Full stop.
Because the reality is, overdoses ARE happening EVERYWHERE — in every type of neighbourhood, to every type of person. And sometimes, the difference between life and death is simply whether someone nearby had the tools and the confidence to step in.
I’ve seen the effects of substance use personally in my own life with people around me and I’ve seen it professionally too — through my volunteer work, my advocacy, and as a crisis responder. This isn’t theoretical for me. It’s real.
I will always carry multiple naloxone kits — in my work bag, in my truck, right alongside my med kit. Not because I expect something to happen… but because if it does, I want to be ready.
This is harm reduction. This is about removing stigma. This is community care. This is looking out for each other in the most real, human way possible.
If you’ve ever thought “someone should do something”… this is one of those somethings.
Curious about how to get trained or where to access kits? Shoot me a message, I’ll send you to the people who can help.
K, love you, bye ✌🏻