Heroin's Siren Song: The series

August 12, 2012 12:19 am

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Heroin users aren't the only ones trapped by the disease of addiction. Parents of addicts often find their lives spinning out of control in sometimes futile efforts to save their children.

In the final installment of the occasional series "Heroin's Siren Song" reporter Michael A. Fuoco and photographer Rebecca Droke explore how parents whose children have died from heroin overdoses try to cope with such unspeakable loss.

Previous installments in the "Heroin's Siren Song" series:

May 15, 2011: Heroin use in region at highest level ever

May 15, 2011: A heroin addict tells her story

July 24, 2011: Addiction batters a thriving family

July 24, 2011: Son achieves stability after years of addiction

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Oct. 2, 2011: Front-line medics, doctors battle drug overdoses as region witnesses rise in substance abuse

Oct. 2, 2011:Heroin overdoses on the rise

Oct. 30, 2011: Shaler collection yields 300 lbs. of prescription drugs

Jan. 22, 2012: A force stronger than will or reason: Two stories show heroin doesn't discriminate

Feb. 19, 2012: Bill would track prescription drug use

Feb. 29, 2012: Leading doctors warn of prescription drug danger


First Published August 12, 2012 12:00 am

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