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Sunday marks first-ever West Virginia Donor Day

CORE, Donate Life West Virginia Announce First-Ever West Virginia Donor Day, August 1

Mother who lost son to overdose part of growing number of stats

“He said he would be there when we got old and needed him.” It s a grim reality a growing number of families are facing. Opioid overdoses killed about 50,000 people in 2019 according to the CDC and during the pandemic, the problem has only gotten worse. The CDC reports in 2020 more than 69,000 people died from opioid overdoses.    “I think I was in such shock,” Steele said. “I didn t really believe it. It was almost like you felt like you could go back and change it like it can t be true.” Terrie Andrews, Ph.D. is Administrator of Baptist Behavioral Health and Wolfson Children s Hospital. She said she has seen a huge spike in behavioral health emergency admissions especially among those between the ages of 16 to 26.

Mom who lost son now makes Positively Jax difference to break mental health stigma

Sheryl Johnson and her organization, Hearts4Minds, is in the Positively Jax spotlight. For Sheryl this is a very personal mission. She lost her son Alex at the age of 22 because of depression and anxiety.

Local mother creates program to help teens, young adults battling mental health disease

Local mother creates program to help teens, young adults battling mental health disease Mom recognized gap in medical system when her son struggled with depression Jennifer Waugh, The Morning Show anchor, I-Team reporter Published:  Tags:  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Sheryl Johnson always knew her son, Alex, was different. “I remember when he was 4 or 5 sitting in the back of our car and I was driving someplace, and he rattled off how he was going to re-engineer a carburetor. He was giving me all these details and he said, ‘Doesn’t that sound good, mom?’” explained Johnson.  She said Alex was extremely bright, loved the outdoors and was a really curious kid.