Deborah Roberts

We know that there's so many deaths in this country.

It's the leading cause, I guess, of opioid deaths in this country.

Well, that's what I wanted to know, because Brian talked about legal doses of it and lethal and illegal doses of it.

So tell us how it's used.

When you say it's used in that setting, in the hospital setting, and people get hooked on it ultimately, it's obviously a pain medication.

What would have happened to Eric when he got that much fentanyl in a drink?

And she says she came out and he was passed out and he was gone.

What would have happened to his body with that amount of fentanyl in his system?

So that's how you know somebody has possibly overdosed when they are not breathing and they've suddenly just succumbed to it.

We've heard about Narcan over the years.

It's available over the counter.

Tell us a little bit about it.

I think you have something here we can take a look at.

Wow.

So this has saved a lot of lives over the years.

And we've heard about people who have overdosed.

One of the things that came out in trial was that the 911 operator suggested that she tried chest compressions and so forth.

And later they felt that that had not been applied.

It had not happened.

Does that make any difference if somebody is trying chest compressions?