Fighting Addiction

WBZ's Jordan Rich says this mother has fullfilled her mission by creating Teen Sharing to spread overdose awareness.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is the upside with Jordan, A dose of good news,
because it's a big world out there, and here in Massachusetts,
tragedy has led to something positive. Cheryl Juire, a mother
from Marlborough, has been working hard over the years to
fulfill a mission to honor her two late sons by
creating a Massachusetts license plate fostering opioid overdose awareness. After
losing her two sons, Corey and Sean, Cheryl started an

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organization it's called Team Sharing, providing support to families who
have experienced tragic losses due to drug overdose. There are
now a thousand members here in Massachusetts five thousand nationwide.
Team Sharing got enough people to express an interest in
a specialty overdose awareness license plate, costing forty dollars up front,
and the Registry of Motor Vehicles now makes them available

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for more. Visit teamsharing dot org to read about the
Marlborough mother be set by tragedy, who's created this opioid
awareness license plate. A step forward in the fight against
opioid addiction. And that's the upside with Jordan. WZ Boston's
news radio