The Hardest Fix: Or How We Learned to Fight a Crisis with Compassion

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Going Viral: From Baltimore to the World. An IHV Podcast

Institute of Human Virology

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The Hardest Fix: Or How We Learned to Fight a Crisis with Compassion

Going Viral: From Baltimore to the World. An IHV Podcast

29 minutes 11 seconds

3 weeks ago

The Hardest Fix: Or How We Learned to Fight a Crisis with Compassion

What does it really take to heal a city in crisis? In this episode, we sit down with a frontline worker and a resident in long-term recovery to talk about the opioid epidemic from both sides of the fight. Together, they share hard truths about stigma, survival, and the everyday acts of compassion that are transforming how communities confront addiction.

Guest: Candy Kerr LinkedIn

Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition, Inc. Website Facebook Instagram

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