On a beautiful November
day in 2000, 18-year-old Cassie coached her little sister’s basketball team.
The girls returned home from practice two hours later – hot, tired and happy.
But Cassie didn’t feel well. Her mother thought it was the last remnants of a
nasty virus that seemed to be hanging on for weeks. assie went into the
bathroom and moments later, her mother and little sister heard a crash. Cassie
had passed out in the bathroom, her legs blocking the door. Her mother, forcing
open the door, saw Cassie was turning blue.
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this family’s Meth-driven kaleidoscope of fear, uncertainty and grief. Discover
the personal anguish of parents and siblings coming face to face with the impact
of Meth. Young people who think they are invulnerable will see beyond the
promised excitement and thrills of drug use to the stark reality waiting in the
shadows.
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On a beautiful November
day in 2000, 18-year-old Cassie coached her little sister’s basketball team.
The girls returned home from practice two hours later – hot, tired and happy.
But Cassie didn’t feel well. Her mother thought it was the last remnants of a
nasty virus that seemed to be hanging on for weeks. assie went into the
bathroom and moments later, her mother and little sister heard a crash. Cassie
had passed out in the bathroom, her legs blocking the door. Her mother, forcing
open the door, saw Cassie was turning blue. 