by Amber Jensen and Jason Eaglespeaker

"I Am The Opioid Crisis" offers an unflinching, personal look into the devastating impact of addiction on families and communities in Southern Alberta. This powerful collection of stories—told by mothers, brothers, daughters, and cousins—puts a human face on the opioid epidemic, moving beyond the cold statistics to reveal the raw, emotional experiences of those affected.

Through heartfelt, firsthand accounts, readers will witness the pain, resilience, and unwavering love of individuals caught in the grip of addiction. This book highlights the struggles of those battling the crisis and sheds light on the profound effect opioids have on relationships, communities, and individuals.

I Am The Opioid Crisis isn’t just about the statistics—it’s about the people behind them. It’s a call for empathy, understanding, and change. Available in both full-color and pocket editions, this book serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of addiction and offers readers an eye-opening look at the opioid crisis from those who live it every day. Whether you're looking to better understand the crisis or find a way to support those affected, this book is a must-read.

Why You Should Read This:

• Discover personal stories from Southern Alberta’s opioid epidemic.

• Gain insight into the emotional and human side of addiction.

• Understand the true cost of addiction beyond the numbers.

• Available in full-color and pocket editions for your reading preference.