PAIN Founder Flindt Andersen and Jason LaChance sat down for a one on one conversation to discuss some various topics that include PAIN's expansion and growing initiatives.

We converse about the various school districts that PAIN has provided Narcan (Naloxone) the life saving opioid overdose to, and why we think more aren't replying to our offering to provide it free to everyone of their classrooms.

We also discuss the plans to bring PAIN's services to more communities in California which includes Los Angles amongst others. Part of this expansion includes two new members to our Board Of Directors, Tim Ryan and Dan Karaty.

We also talk about those who can afford treatment and those who can't and what similar circumstances these individuals face that are similar and different post their stay in an addiction recovery treatment center.

What positive changes and additions are coming to PAIN? 01:10

Addicts are searching out Fentanyl? 06:37

The wealthy/famous addiction and their recovery struggles due to their wealth and fame. 12:40

How vital is the aftercare process for addicts in recovery after they leave a treatment center? 25:36

Can legislators have a greater impact on helping addicts in the recovery process? 36:40

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