Guilford Mom Who Lost Son To Drug OD To Appear On Fox News Monday

GUILFORD, CT - A Guilford mother who lost her son to a drug overdose and has become one of Connecticut's best known advocates in fighting the ongoing drug epidemic will be making an appearance Monday morning in front of million of viewers on Fox & Friends to talk about the opioid and heroin crisis.

She will be on the air, live at the New York studios, at 7:20 a.m.

Sue Kruczek, whose son Nick died at age 20 of a drug overdose, caught the attention of the Fox television show when story a first reported by Patch circulated last week about a letter she wrote to President Donald Trump concerning the lack of action the country has taken to stem the drug epidemic.

A producer from the television show contacted her and said:

"We read about the letter you wrote to the White House, ahead of Valentine’s Day – your story is an important one, and was wondering if there is any chance you may be available to join us for a potential segment on our show, Fox & Friends, tomorrow (Monday) morning, to share your thoughts and insights with us.

"We have been covering the drug crisis extensively – we’ve even devoted a specific series, “Addiction in America” focused on the problem and potential ways to solve it, and Nick’s story is certainly one we would be interested in addressing.

"Fox & Friends is the highest-rated AM cable newscast, roughly two million viewers, and it would be a very interesting, and important segment for us."

Producer,

Fox & Friends