After the overdose: A family’s journey into grief and guilt [apnews.com]

Alicia Doktor 1/30/194:00 AM

LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) — There is nothing left to do, no more frantic phone calls to make, no begging or fighting that can fix this because the worst thing that could happen already has, so Doug Biggers settles into his recliner and braces for his daughter’s voice to echo through his head.

“Keep going, Daddy,” she’s saying.

It’s been months since they knelt over his 20-year-old son on the bedroom floor. But in these quiet moments, her words haunt him.

[For more on this story by CLAIRE GALOFARO, go to https://apnews.com/29951565580d45fc894696bada662302]

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