I Love Your Face So Much! I WANT Accidental Fentanyl Tragedies To End!
Rachel's Angels campaign bringing billboards, awareness to ‘faces of fentanyl'
A new billboard campaign is coming to Los Angeles, highlighting the faces of those who've died from fentanyl poisoning.
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In September of 2021, Eric Kittendorf’s 17-year-old daughter died in her sleep from fentanyl poisoning.
"I can’t function in this world anymore. I go to sleep crying. I wake up crying… I miss her so much," he said.
Kittendorf, who lives near USC, is a man who is understandably overwhelmed with grief.
"She got what she thought was a Percocet pill. Turned out it was fentanyl. She went to sleep and never woke up. She was like any other kid. She wasn’t no addict. She had dreams and hopes," he emotionally stated.
A new billboard campaign is coming to Los Angeles, highlighting the faces of those who've died from fentanyl poisoning.
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In September of 2021, Eric Kittendorf’s 17-year-old daughter died in her sleep from fentanyl poisoning.
"I can’t function in this world anymore. I go to sleep crying. I wake up crying… I miss her so much," he said.
Kittendorf, who lives near USC, is a man who is understandably overwhelmed with grief.
"She got what she thought was a Percocet pill. Turned out it was fentanyl. She went to sleep and never woke up. She was like any other kid. She wasn’t no addict. She had dreams and hopes," he emotionally stated.