Levels of Life

Levels of Life Being the change we all need to see by raising awareness to the fentanyl and opioid crisis.

05/06/2026

Everybody says "somebody" should do something… until it’s time to show up. 🤫
The fentanyl and opioid crisis isn't just a headline—it’s hitting our homes, breaking our families, and leaving our kids searching for consistency. We’ve seen the impact up close, and we’re done waiting for a "somebody" to fix it.
On November 7th, we are the ones showing up.
We’re bringing everyone into one room to face this crisis with support, not judgment. Because behind every statistic is a person who needs us.
The question is: Are you going to just scroll, or are you going to show up? Let us know you’re with us in the comments. 👇🏾

05/04/2026

Our mission is simple:
Protecting the future for our children.
Whether we are in the neighborhood providing education on the fentanyl crisis or handing out Narcan, this work is fueled by love and the belief that every child deserves a safe community to grow up in.
This crisis is complex, but the path forward is awareness, compassion, and community support. It's not just about the work we do-it's about the lives we remember.
We invite you to join us on **May 16th** at Lynn Creek Park (Joe Pool Lake) from 11:00 AM to 5:16 PM for "A Mother's Final Goodbye." We will be celebrating the birthday of Dwan Henry with music, fellowship, and a special balloon release at 5:16 PM.
It's a time to reclaim hope and
honor a story that continues to inspire everything we do.
Every life matters. Come remember, come heal, and stand with us.

05/01/2026

🚨 Life after loss is something no parent should ever have to learn.

What happens when the world keeps moving… but your child doesn’t?

In this episode of the Levels of Life Podcast, we speak with a mother who sleeps at the gravesite of her two children—because grief doesn’t end when the funeral does.

It was an honor to have Mark Gerboge and Amy Brewer of Marissa’s Voice join this conversation and share their voices in raising awareness about the realities families face after unimaginable loss.

In this episode we talk about:
• The silence after everyone stops checking on you
• The friendships that disappear after loss
• The guilt parents carry when their child dies
• And what it means to keep loving someone who isn’t here anymore

Some pain doesn’t fade. It transforms.

💔 If you’ve ever lost someone, this conversation will stay with you.

🎧 Watch the full episode and share it with someone who needs to know they’re not alone.

04/23/2026

Granny’s not asking, she’s TELLING you: Stop scrolling and listen. 👵🏾🚨
Texas, we have a new name on our streets that is 10x more dangerous than Fentanyl. It’s called Cychlorphine, and the rules have changed.
The scariest part? Your children think they are being safe with test strips, but the science has outpaced the tests. It’s a trap. 🧬 Think of it like a batch of cookies—one pill is empty, but the next is a “Hot Spot” of pure poison. One pill is all it takes to flip the main breaker on your life. 🔌
Granny’s Survival Guide:
• Invisible: Standard test strips CANNOT see it.
• Stronger: One Narcan is no longer enough. You may need 3 or 4 to wake the brain back up.
• The Pipeline: It’s moving fast from Chicago to Texas right now.
This isn’t for views; it’s for survival. Granny is breaking this all down in a full 15-minute session soon. We have to be faster than the labs.
👇 Comment “READY” below if you want the link to join us and save a life. SHARE THIS NOW. You never know whose baby you’re saving by hitting that button. 🕊️

04/23/2026

🚨 This is not for views. This is for survival. 🚨

I lost my son Dwan, and I refuse to stay silent while another family risks losing theirs.

Right now a dangerous substance called Cychlorphine is showing up in fake pills and vapes across the unregulated supply. It’s extremely potent and already being linked to deaths across multiple states.

This video is part of “Granny Says: Let’s Get Educated.”
Because sometimes the truth has to come from someone who’s already lived the nightmare.

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Please share this with someone you love.
Not to help my page… but to help someone stay alive.

🕊️ Let’s get educated.
🕊️ Let’s stay connected.
🕊️ Let’s keep our families whole.

04/21/2026

🚨 URGENT ALERT: THE INVISIBLE KILLER (APRIL 2026) 🚨
​Granny has a message that could save your life today. There is a new synthetic drug called CYCHLORPHINE hitting our streets from Chicago to Texas, and it is a ghost in the system.
​🧪 THE FACTS: * INVENTED IN A LAB: This is a 1960s pharmaceutical experiment that was too dangerous for humans. Now it’s being mass-produced overseas.
​INVISIBLE: Standard fentanyl test strips DO NOT detect it.
​EXTREME POTENCY: It is 10–20x stronger than fentanyl.
​NARCAN: One dose is not enough. You may need 3, 4, or 5 doses to save a life.
​📍 CONFIRMED STATES: TX, IL, TN, IN, SC, NY, PA, NV, CA.
​Don’t let a negative test strip give you a false sense of security. Get free Narcan at NextDistro.org or your local library.
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04/20/2026

Today reminded us why community matters.

Levels of Life and Marissa’s Voice came together to serve our neighbors facing homelessness and the realities of the fentanyl crisis. We shared meals, water, conversation, and essential items like sanitary napkins, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and toiletries.

We were grateful to be joined by Misty, whose grace and compassion touched everyone there, and our very own Michael Levels, who served alongside us.

One of the most powerful moments today wasn’t captured on camera. As a group, we gathered and prayed for a couple who fell into homelessness after losing their jobs during the pandemic and have been trying to rebuild ever since. In that moment, they weren’t alone.

Today reminded us that community means standing together so no one has to carry their struggles alone.

Through Levels of Life, we are building a supportive space for families affected by the fentanyl crisis — whether they are focused on prevention, fighting addiction, or grieving loss — so that no parent ever has to walk this journey alone.

Together with Marissa’s Voice and everyone who showed up with open hearts, we will continue standing in the gap for our community.

Because when a community pulls together, hope becomes stronger than hardship.

🕊️ “From the moment I lost my son, Dwan, I knew I had to speak.”What began as unimaginable loss has become a mission to ...
04/16/2026

🕊️ “From the moment I lost my son, Dwan, I knew I had to speak.”

What began as unimaginable loss has become a mission to save lives and protect families.

I am deeply honored to share that Levels of Life has been selected by the Denton County Sheriff’s Office and the DEA to lead a life-saving fentanyl awareness session on May 21st, 2026, where we will be speaking with 60 dedicated seniors and community volunteers about prevention, education, and the realities of the fentanyl crisis.

This conversation is about more than awareness.
It’s about bridging the gap between loss and life, and making sure communities have the knowledge and tools to prevent tragedy.

To support this mission and continue spreading education, I have released two resources available on Amazon Kindle:

📖 Fentanyl: From Loss to Life – A 5-star rated journey of turning grief into a tool for survival.
📖 Still Standing: The Voice That Won’t Be Silenced – A practical guide for parents, educators, and communities featuring Narcan training, safety alerts, and critical awareness education.

Every conversation matters.
Every life matters.

Break the silence. Save a life.

If this message speaks to you, please share this post so more families can be protected.

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