When I ask the people of Pennsylvania how opioids affect their families, I am met with--and I know this goes for every Senator who goes home to talk about these issues. I am met with one too many harrowing stories, over and over again, story after story.
Senator Casey shares the impact of opioids on families in Pennsylvania.
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