J's Voice-One Pill Does Kill

11/10/2025

To all of my grieving moms, dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents, aunts and uncles, I'm sharing this song with you. It is very difficult to listen to very many songs after my grandson died from Fentanyl. I still have a very difficult time putting one foot in front most days. This song by this wonderful young man Chord Overstreet needs to be heard.... It is taken from a moment of someone and it is actually really healing in some way even though it has a trigger warning.
I share this with all of you who has gone through what our family has gone through.

💙J Carter aka Squirrel, Forever 26💙

Listen Now to “Hold On”Original: https://IslandRecs.lnk.to/Hold-OnDeepend Remix: https://IslandRecs.lnk.to/Hold-On-Remix Acoustic: https://IslandRecs.lnk.to/...

11/09/2025

Silent mental health battles can feel overwhelming. Some try one pill or one line to cope, to forget, to feel something different. It can seem small, it can seem harmless, but fentanyl turns moments of self-medicating into life-threatening risk.

One line, one pill, one time can be fatal.

Check on your people. Talk about struggle before silence becomes danger. Healthy coping is possible and help exists. No one should feel they have to fight alone.

🕊️ Fentanyl kills. Awareness and compassion save lives.

10/24/2025

This was the first place I ever used he**in..

I was 16 years old, on the run from my probation officer and my parents..

How did I ever end up here? I come from a good family that loved me.. that never did drugs

I wasn’t just running from the consequences of the choices I had already made.. I was running from how I felt about myself, from the thoughts in my head..

I was sold a lie that he**in would take those feelings away.. I thought it was the solution to the chaos in my mind..

At the beginning the voices got quiet and I felt the relief I was looking for.. but the next thing I knew I was 23 years old staring at myself in the mirror of the 6th rehab I’d been to and not even recognizing the man I had become..

Don’t believe the lie.. the answer you’re looking for isn’t in the drugs.. the people giving them to you don’t love you

Go home, talk to the people who love you about what’s going on in your head and get the help you need.. before it’s too late

09/21/2025

We must stand united against Fentanyl and talk with our loved ones.

06/10/2025

It is important to remember that XYLAZINE & Other “Fentanyl Drug Mixtures” place users at a HIGHER Risk of suffering a FATAL Drug Poisoning.
📍(If it is NOT an Opioid, Naloxone / Narcan does Not Reverse its effects).

04/23/2025

03/27/2025

If you've lost a loved one or you have someone who is affected by a Substance Use Disorder, I offer Nar Anon classes.
If you'd be interested in attending, leave a comment or send a private message to make meeting plans.


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03/17/2025

03/08/2025

For those of us who have lost a loved one to overdose, our black balloons are carried with us daily. While the observance of Black Balloon Day may be over, for us there is no end. We will always remember, always grieve in some form, and always honor the human beings they were; remembering that their lives had value. They were and continue to be much more than the addiction we lost them to.
No longer displayed for all to see, our black balloons continue to fly; symbolic of light and love. 🖤🦋🖤

03/04/2025

WHAT IS BLACK BALLOON DAY?
Black Balloon Day began in 2016 as a grassroots movement after Diane Hurley, a Massachusetts mother, lost her son Greg to an overdose. What started as a small tribute quickly grew into a nationwide event where families and communities displayed black
balloons to symbolize the devastating loss of life due to substance use disorder.

Join me by simply displaying some black balloons outside your home to help honor and remember our precious loved ones gone too soon💔😢

(I would love it if you would kindly send me pictures of your balloons you that you display on March 6th❤️🫂)