USA First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff

Dear First Lady Dawn Moore,
My name is April Babcock, I lost my son Austen Connor Babcock January 26, 2019,
shortly after his 25th birthday in Dundalk, MD Baltimore County. Not a day will ever go by
that I will not think of or miss my son.
Anytime anyone disguises a harmful substance in anything for another person to
consume without their knowledge; that is the very definition of a poisoning. My son did
not overdose, my son was poisoned by illicit fentanyl. All illicit drug deaths are poison to
your body. The term overdose implies there is a safe dose to take, you take too much of
that safe dose and it causes death or harm. There is no safe dose of illicit drugs, and the
majority of people are being deceived and have no idea they are even ingesting illicit
fentanyl. Having a tolerance to illicit drugs still does not imply there is a safe dose to take.
Since the beginning of time society has called drug deaths overdoses and it will never sit
right with me, there is no safe dose of heroin, cocaine, mdma, meth, etc. When someone
dies from alcohol it is called alcohol poisoning. Marylanders are being deceived and
poisoned to death by illicit fentanyl in the drug supply and from fake pills being made by
the Mexican cartels and drug dealers here in America. You can’t tell the difference
between a real pill and a fake pill made to mimic a real pharmaceutical grade pill.
I turned my pain into purpose and started a grassroots movement called Lost Voices of
Fentanyl, but today’s letter is asking of you to support Drug Epidemic Virtual Memorial
Wall. This would show that our elected officials here in Maryland will recognize that our
loved ones were alive and breathing and Maryland will hold a place of remembrance for
our loved ones lost.
Sincerely,
April Babcock, founder Lost Voices of Fentanyl Inc.
Lvof.org
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