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A woman bikes 700 miles to honor her late brother’s memory
CNN 5 Good Things podcast (national) — 2024: Jeannette spoke with Krista Bobrowski about transforming her pain into purpose and what's next for Stay Strong Krupp.
Missouri woman bikes over 700 miles for fentanyl overdose prevention
KOLR 10 (Springfield, MO) — 2024: “It’s the most challenging training that I’ve put my body through, and I’ve been an elite athlete my whole life,” said Krupp, explaining that failure is not an option because lives are at stake.
Texas woman on 700-mile ride for overdose prevention in memory of her brother
KSN, KODE (NBC & ABC, Joplin) — 2024: "I have three nieces that my parents are now raising. And they’re 4, 5 and 15," Krupp said. "So, it’s just, we’re gonna have a whole generation, I feel, of children that have been left behind from fentanyl."
Missouri woman bikes 700 miles for overdose prevention awareness
KOAM (Joplin) — 2024: "The stigma is the main problem. There’s still so many people that don’t even want to talk about it, act like it’s not happening — the embarrassment. And we have to get past that,” Krupp said.
'I'm on a mission': Texas woman biking 700 miles in memory of brother lost to Fentanyl
Fox 25 (Oklahoma City) — 2024: Jeannette Krupp discusses her mission to require Narcan, the opioid-reversal drug, on all public transportation. Such a policy could have saved her brother's life.
Coach cycling 700 miles for overdose awareness
Fox 4, (Dallas) — 2024: Jeannette Krupp will be installing "Narcan nooks" along her 700-mile ride from Texas to Missouri in an effort to increase access to the life-saving drug.
Overdose awareness vigil 'a time for healing' in Clinton
The Clinton Daily Democrat — 2024: A portion of Jeannette's 700-mile bike ride will coincide with a candlelight vigil being held in Clinton, MO, to bring attention to the same cause: the deadly risks of substance use and fentanyl poisoning.
Texas woman will bike 700 miles to honor late brother and raise fentanyl awareness
Lone Star Live — 2024: “That’s my new passion, educating the youth,” said Krupp, who is speaking at schools along her route to educate them about the dangers of fentanyl. “[T]his isn’t a joke, this is your life: One pill and you could be gone.”
Texas woman on 700-mile ride for overdose prevention in memory of her brother
Yahoo! News — 2024: Gas stations and convenience stores along Jeannette's route are getting stocked with Narcan, thanks to her and her team. "Everywhere I’ve gone, they’ve ... said, ‘Thank you for giving this to us. We need it.’"