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   Sep 10, 2023 · Shortly after she realized she might soon die, Kimber King reached into her pocket and pulled out a business card. There was a phone number on it, and a few promises: “NO Preaching. NO Shaming.

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   Oct 13, 2023 · SHORTLY AFTER SHE realized she might soon die, Kimber King reached into her pocket and pulled out a business card. There was a phone number on it, and a few promises: “NO Preaching. NO Shaming.

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Kimber King, program assistant for the Massachusetts Overdose Prevention Helpline, shares about her experiences and efforts to center both harm reduction and compassionate understanding in her work.

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   One caller to Never Use Alone, Kimber King, told Slate that Blanchard saved her life the first time, calling emergency services when she relapsed after rehab.

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   Aug 13, 2021 · Kimber King was saved from an overdose in her North Adams home by North Adams EMS EMT Stephen Murray, an administrator for the Never Use Alone hotline. King is telling her story with the hope of changing public views of substance use disorder.

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   Sep 8, 2023 · Act One. Jessie. The Never Use Alone hotline was set up so that drug users can call if they are say, using heroin by themselves. Someone will stay on the line with them in case they overdose. We hear the recording of one call, from a woman named Kimber. (13 minutes)

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   What happened to Kimber King?

   • Shortly after she realized she might soon die, Kimber King reached into her pocket and pulled out a business card. There was a phone number on it, and a few promises: “NO Preaching. NO Shaming. NO Judgement.” She was skeptical. “I was wary to call. I didn’t know what was going to happen with the police and stuff,” she said.

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   What happened to Kimber after she called the hotline?

   • Jessie, who took the call, explains how she discovered the hotline. She keeps in touch with Kimber. Until one day, Kimber disappears. (16 minutes) We learn what happened to Kimber after she called the line. (10 minutes) One call to a very unusual hotline, and everything that followed.

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   What does Blanchard say to Kimber?

   • On the recording of the phone conversation, Blanchard calls out Kimber’s name over and over again to an eerie, hissing silence. After an excruciating 30-second period, Blanchard offers her one more chance to say anything before she dials for help. “I’m not panicked,” Blanchard told me about her mind state in that moment.

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