Sometimes, I believe Logan speaks to and through me. I believe he would be proud of the work we are doing together to raise awareness about the dangers of overdose and fentanyl poisoning. I know he didn't mean to die.

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This was one of the hardest episodes I’ve ever recorded.

As a father, there’s no easy way to imagine the words your child might say if they had one more chance to speak. But today, I try. In this deeply personal episode of Logan’s Voice, I step aside and let my son speak—through me, through grief, through truth.

Logan wasn’t a one-pill story.
He lived with the pain of losing his mother.
He fought the pull of addiction.
He thought he was using heroin… but what he took was a chemical cocktail: fentanyl, xylazine, and cocaine.

He never stood a chance.

And yet, if Logan could talk today, I believe he’d want to warn others.
He’d want to speak to the kids still experimenting.
To the parents holding their breath.
To the dealers passing death hand-to-hand.
And to those still struggling with substance use disorder, thinking they’re too far gone.

This episode is Logan’s voice—raw, real, and heartbreaking.

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