This is Megan’s handwriting. These are her notes. She wasn’t giving up—she was making plans.

She wrote about:

• Researching low-dose naltrexone as a treatment for lupus.
• Calling a shop about gear she wanted.
• Trying tart cherry juice to help with insomnia.
• Looking into a comprehensive medical study at Emory University Medical Center.
• Even how to file extensions so she could keep her life in order.

Three weeks before her death, Megan called me. She told me she wanted to come home and leave Tyler. She wanted a fresh start, to get her health under control, and to build a better life for her daughter.

This note proves that Megan was not “just another overdose.” She was a 26-year-old mother fighting for her health and her future. She was researching, planning, and trying.

She deserved a chance to follow through on these plans. She deserved to be heard. She deserved justice.

Please share Megan’s story. Keep saying her name. Keep demanding answers.