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HAT TRICKS FROM HEAVEN by Kate Genovese. The heart-breaking story of a young athlete who became addicted to opioids due to sports related injuries in high school and college. Did doctor’s prescribe too many oxycodone leading to stronger drugs?
This is the heartfelt story of the Genovese family and what they did to try and help their son from this horrible disease of addiction. In 2016, Chris Genovese died of an accidental overdose from heroin and fentanyl. A story for everyone, especially families struggling with a family member who has this addiction.
Chris and The Unc
Of all my ten nephews, Chris seemed the least likely to excel in sports, particularly if you saw him around the age of seven…
A Letter from Dan Surette
I needed help for years, but I was too afraid to admit that I couldn’t control my alcoholism.
DO NURSES STRUGGLE WHEN CARING FOR THE ADDICT?
I hope someday there will be a cure for this disease. Where there is life there is hope.
Kate's Interview with Candace McDonough
Candy Oteri's Interview with Kate
Newest Episode of 'America In Crisis' Breaking The Cycle Of Addiction.
I am pleased to share the link to our newest show, Episode 18 featuring Woburn Chief Probation Officer Vincent Piro and Billerica Substance Abuse Officer Michael Higgins.
'America in Crisis' featuring Kate Genovese
Kate Genovese interview on WMAP radio 5/30/19
The 13th Annual SOUL Lantern Walk
The 13th annual SOUL Lantern Walk to took place again at Woburn’s Horn Pond.
The proceeds benefited The Friends of Mary Cummings Park.
It started at the Lake St entrance on July 26th at 7pm-lanterns provided. Donations go to Mary Cummings land in Woburn and Burlington. After the walk there were guest speakers. I will spoke about my book HAT TRICKS FROM HEAVEN-the story of my sons accidental overdose. The lantern walk is in memory of all our loved ones who have passed away. Colleen O’toole was influential in starting the lantern walk when her son Michael Lutz, at the age of 22, died in a car accident. Praises to Colleen and the others who have kept this going for nine years.