Beading Hearts: Mothers grieving overdose deaths find solace through sisterhood
News 12 photojournalist Edward Sweeting introduces us to the Beading Hearts.
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Jun 16, 2025, 2:17 AM
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8h agoIt's a club nobody wants to be a part of, but some of its members say it's helped change their life.
It started over 10 years ago with five mothers who lost their kids to overdose. Now, they're helping other grieving parents – one bead at a time.
News 12 photojournalist Edward Sweeting introduces us to the Beading Hearts.
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