Levels of Life

03/31/2026

“What looks like a simple table of food is really hope.
Today we showed up with plates, water, and open hearts.
Because sometimes the difference between a hard day and a hopeful one… is knowing someone cares.” ❤️

03/27/2026

⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING: Discussion of substance contamination & overdose

People think they’ve found “safe” workarounds…
Using their own rolling papers.
Using gloves.
Sealing with water instead of spit.

But what if those workarounds are actually the trap?

In this episode of Things We Don’t Talk About Enough, Dorline Levels breaks down how accidental contamination can happen in ways people never expect—and why awareness matters more than assumptions.

This conversation isn’t about judging anyone.
It’s about making sure people have the truth before they make a decision.

Because sometimes awareness is the difference between a close call and a tragedy.

Ask yourself this:
How many “safe” habits people believe in today are actually putting them in more danger tomorrow?

Share this with someone you care about. Awareness saves lives.

03/23/2026

Tonight we went into downtown Fort Worth not for attention, and not for recognition — but because our community needs us.

Together, Levels of Life and Marissa’s Voice showed up with hot plates of spaghetti, rolls, green beans, and water for those facing the reality of the crisis.

But outreach is about more than food.

It’s about conversations.
It’s about compassion.
It’s about education and carrying Narcan because a life could depend on it.

Sometimes a hot meal feeds the body.
Sometimes a hug feeds the soul.

And sometimes the difference between life and death is simply someone showing up.

Tonight, we showed up.

Levels of Life x Marissa’s Voice
Community helping community.

03/18/2026

⚠️ ⚠️Trigger Warning:
Fentanyl, overdose, substance use
🔴STOP THE PANIC: The Truth About "Laced
Bottles"
l've seen videos going viral saying sealed alcohol is being laced.
As someone working in this crisis, I need to be clear:
This is NOT the real danger.
The real threat is in the pills flooding our communities.
We are looking in the wrong direction.
Watch this before you share misinformation.
This could save a life.

03/15/2026

If you are a parent who has lost a child… this space was created with you in mind.

Through Levels of Life, and in collaboration with Amy Brewer of Marissa’s Voice, we have created a private Parent Circle for families who have lost a child or loved one to fentanyl or overdose.

This is a place for compassion, remembrance, support, and education.

A place where parents who understand this grief can come together — to share, to listen, and to remember the children we love.

There is no pressure to speak if you are not ready.
Some parents simply come to listen and know they are not alone.

If you feel comfortable, you are welcome to share your child’s name in the comments so we can remember them with you.

And if you would like to join the circle, comment or DM the words “Parent Circle” and we will quietly send you the invitation.

You are not alone. ❤️

03/11/2026

This is the final message from our 7-day series
“Things We Don’t Talk About Enough.”

Fentanyl is taking lives every single day.

In the United States, more than 100,000 people die each year from overdoses, and many of those deaths involve fentanyl.

That is hundreds of families waking up to unimaginable loss.

This message is for the parents who have reached out to me…
for the mothers carrying grief that never leaves…
and for the families trying to survive the impossible.

Education saves lives.

Carry Narcan.
Talk to your children.
Share this message.

If you’ve lost someone to fentanyl, please say their name in the comments.

We will remember them together.

03/10/2026

03/06/2026

Day 5 — Things We Don’t Talk About Enough

Almost 3 years ago, fentanyl took my brother’s life.

Instead of letting grief silence us, our family chose purpose.

Through Levels of Life, we serve our community, raise awareness about the fentanyl crisis, and help families find resources before it’s too late.

We provide:

• food and clothing outreach
• education about the fentanyl crisis
• Narcan awareness and overdose response education
• resources for families affected by addiction

Because sometimes the difference between life and loss is simply knowing what to do.

And oh, before we forget…

We’re excited to remind everyone about our Levels of Life Annual Conference coming up November 7th.

This conference brings together families, advocates, and community leaders for powerful conversations about the fentanyl crisis.

We’ll also talk about Narcan, how to recognize an overdose, and what to do in an emergency.

Because awareness saves lives.

Comment CONFERENCE if you’d like more information about attending.

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If you or someone you love needs help or resources:

📱 Text SAVELIVES24 to 682-221-3652
📧 Email levelsoflife@email.com
📍 Office: 3603 W Pioneer Parkway, Pantego TX

Donations help us continue this work.

Cash App: $LevelsofLife24

Even 50¢ or $1 helps support someone in recovery or in need.

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03/02/2026

If I could sit across from my son today, I would tell him:

You were deeply loved.
One moment does not define your life.
And nothing could have made me love you less.

I would also tell him:

We’re still speaking your name.
We’re still showing up.

This weekend we stepped into the community to educate, distribute resources, and have honest conversations about fentanyl and Narcan.

Grief could have silenced us.

But love moved us.

Scroll to the end of this video to see what showing up looks like.

What does “showing up” mean to you?

Let’s talk.

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