Face the Facts

08/19/2026

08/19/2026

This is the face of addiction. There was a whole life behind this photograph. Good days, hard days, laughter, memories, mistakes, hopes, and people who never stopped loving them.

08/18/2026

This Thursday, August 20. We have some great prizes! A trip to Florida is one of them…😎

08/18/2026

The two high school students approached the atTAcK addiction table at Brown Burton Wi******er Park in Wilmington. One said his mom had sent them over. We talked about the risks associated with drugs, va**ng and alcohol. We talked about Narcan, the medication that can reverse an opioid overdose.

And then we talked about the Delaware law that says in the event of an overdose, neither the person calling 911 nor the person in medical distress can be arrested, charged or prosecuted for low-level drug crimes. "The Good Samaritan Law," one teen said. "We learned about that in health class," he said, nudging his friend.

Thank you, Odyssey Charter, for teaching our young people about Delaware's 911/Good Samaritan Law and how they can help to save the next life.

08/18/2026

This is the face of addiction.

Two cousins who loved each other from the time they were children. They grew up together, made memories together, and somewhere along the way found themselves sharing something no family ever wants their loved ones to share…addiction.

Petee and Vincent died within a year of each other.

But addiction is not who they were. They were two people who loved each other long before addiction ever entered their lives. Two cousins with a lifetime of memories between them. Two lives that mattered.

Petee and Vincent are loved, remembered, and missed every single day. ❤️

08/18/2026

This is the face of addiction. This is my daughter, Gabriella. She was a mom, a sister, a daughter, and a best friend. She is missed every single day by the people who love her. She is so much more than a statistic on a page or a number in a report. She was a beautiful soul whose life mattered, and her story deserves to be told. That's why we share their faces. Because every statistic has a name, every name has a story, and every story deserves to be remembered.

08/17/2026

This is the face of addiction. Addiction may have become part of their story, but it was never their entire story. There were dreams, relationships, memories, good days, hard days, and people who never stopped loving them. 💜

08/17/2026

This is the face of addiction. Someone loved this person. Someone still says their name. Someone still tells their stories. Someone still wishes they could pick up the phone and hear their voice. They were so much more than the way they died. 💜

08/17/2026

This is the face of addiction. There was a whole life behind this photograph. Memories, laughter, people who loved them, and people who would give anything for one more day. Addiction does not erase any of that. 💜