From FOX News to CNN and ABC, Amy Neville has found herself under the national news spotlight, but it’s for a cause she wishes never existed. Amy faced the heart-wrenching loss of her 14-year-old son, who, on the brink of his first year in high school, ingested what he thought was oxycodone, a purchase made through Snapchat. Now, Amy is on a mission, challenging the social media giant, striving to prevent other families from enduring the same devastating loss.
Amy says David Kessler’s online grief therapy has helped her heal. You can find more information about the program here.
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Amy Neville
Amy Neville has dedicated her life to educating and raising awareness about the dangers that claimed her son, Alexander. Amy’s mission is to shed light on the fentanyl epidemic and advocate for change. Over the past year, she has met with students, school counselors, school boards, DEA agents, law enforcement, and policymakers to collaborate on solutions, bring light to these issues, and advocate for change.
