GET MAD AF

12/10/2024

good morning, we are fine tuning the new website getmadaf.com. we need help with our wall of remembrance. if you have a friend or family member who has passed from fentanyl overdose, PLEASE honor them by posting them on our wall letting the world know that they had a life and people who love and miss them. Also we got some new apparel that everyone was asking about. checkout our exclusive gear. help spread awareness and save lives.

10/12/2024

Treatment Resources for Alcohol and Drug

Local resources in Oregon and Washington

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Oregon Health & Science University
OHSU Avel Gordly Center for Healing
621 S.W. Alder, Suite 520 Portland, OR 97205
503-494-4745
Provides outpatient treatment of mental health conditions, addictions and pathological gambling.

VA Portland Health Care System
Mental Health and Neurosciences Division
503-273-5058
Provides treatment and therapy options for all veterans.

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration
SAMHSA on the web, or by calling 1-800-662-4357, offers information and referral to local treatment in your area.

503-220-8262, ext 31841
360-696-4061, ext 31841
Offers veterans inpatient assessment and stabilization,
outpatient treatment, a dual disorders program and a geriatric program.

Portland, Oregon and Multnomah County 24-hr crisis and referral - mental health / alcohol and drug
Find addiction and mental health services by calling:
503-988-4888 or 1-800-716-9769

Clark County, Washington, Crisis Line 24-hr crisis and referral - mental health / alcohol and drug
Find addiction and mental health services by calling:
360-696-9560 or 1-800-626-8137
TTY: 360-696-1925

State of Oregon Addictions and Mental Health Services
Find addiction and mental health services through the State of Oregon online or by calling:
503-945-5763
TTY: 1-800-375-2863

State of Washington Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery
Find addiction and mental health services through the State of Washington online or by calling:
1-866-789-1511
You don't have to fight addiction alone ❤️

10/04/2024

10/03/2024

As a parent, it is one of my greatest fears that one day, my child will go out with friends and not return.
I was taught from a very young age to never take medication, even a Tylenol, from anybody because you never know what someone has done to it. I grew up in the generation of candy checks on Halloween for razor blades and other non-edible objects. This generation has a much scarier reason for not eating their candy.
It is our job, as parents, teachers, trusted adults, to teach the new generations these dangers.

09/23/2024

How many of you have friends, family, loved ones, or just someone you knew of die from fentanyl?
SAY THEIR NAME ON THIS POST.
KF I love n miss you, Eric love n miss u, Terry (bones) love n miss you , Tyishia Abbott I love and miss you. You guys are my motivation for this movement.

09/17/2024

THIS! Stories like this are why we started MAD AF! Literal babies are dying because their parents are strung out and not paying attention. It takes less than a second for little hands to get into things and end a young life way too soon.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to this poor baby 🙏

https://getmadaf.com/?ref=AMANDAJENNINGS

09/14/2024

We have officially launched! Thank you to those who have supported us through the creation, the link on our page is live and you can now go check it out.
We are very excited to continue to get our message out, and end this epidemic!
As we launch, we want to remember why we are doing this, those we have lost, and what has mad us MAD AF!

09/10/2024

We all have a reason to want Fentanyl off our streets and out of our communities. Mine is my little sister, a beautiful soul who got sucked into drugs at a young age and is now a prisoner to her Fentanyl addiction. She's my reason. Why are you MAD AF?

09/09/2024

We've all been affected by the fentynal epidemic. We have watched amazing people lose everything, in some cases, even their lives, because of this drug.
We are no exception, and that's one reason we are MAD AF. We refuse to just sit back and let fentanyl ruin or take anymore lives!

09/08/2024

The fentanyl crisis continues to devastate families across our nation. As parents and concerned citizens, we at MAD AF are committed to combating fentanyl addiction and ending this epidemic.
Our country has lost over 70,000 people each year since 2020, fentynal is now the leading cause of death for people 18-45 years old. These aren't just numbers – they're our children, parents, friends, and neighbors. The fentanyl crisis is tearing families apart and leaving deep scars in our community.
Let's stand united against this epidemic. Our children's futures depend on it.