Brook House Living

Dear Brook House Community,

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to personally inform you that Brook House Living has been sold. It has been an honor to serve and support women on their recovery and healing journeys through Brook House, and I am deeply grateful for everyone who has been part of this community.

If you are in need of housing or placement assistance, please reach out to OKARR Certified Lifeship Suites Aszurdee Sade, the owner of Lifeship Suites, who will be happy to assist you with your next steps.

Contact Information:
📞 Phone: 539-424-4673
📧 Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
🌐 Website: www.lifeshipsuites.org

Thank you for your continued trust and support. Please know that while Brook House Living’s chapter is closing, the mission to empower women in recovery continues through the care and resources provided by Lifeship Suites.

Warm regards,
Tasheika Heath
Former Executive Director
Brook House Sober Living for Women

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🚨 Public Safety Announcement / New Fentanyl Formulation on the Streets

We want to make you aware of a concerning new trend in drug mixtures that poses serious health risks. Our Forensic Laboratory has detected the presence of Medetomidine, a powerful veterinary sedative, in fentanyl mixtures.

Signs of Medetomidine Toxicity Include:
- Sedation and impaired pain sensation
- Dry mouth and slowed breathing
- Hypnotic/anesthetic effects
- Dilated pupils and hypothermia
- Muscle twitching and slowed heart rate
- Initial high blood pressure, followed by dangerously low blood pressure

Please note:
Medetomidine is NOT an opioid and will NOT respond to Naloxone (Narcan®). While Naloxone should still be administered in the event of a suspected fentanyl overdose, it’s crucial to call emergency medical services immediately.

Your safety is our top priority. Stay informed and look out for one another.

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, please seek help right away. Don’t forget that 988 (https://988lifeline.org/) is available to help.