Pensacola man receives life-saving liver transplant with help from the community

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WALA) – A Pensacola couple who spent five years fighting the fentanyl crisis in their community is now facing a $1.8 million medical bill after one of them received a liver transplant.

Matthew and Melissa Pusch lost their son in 2016 to fentanyl poisoning. In the years that followed, the couple organized awareness walks and opened a distribution point for Narcan in the Pensacola area.

On Aug. 31, 2024 — the day they had planned a fentanyl awareness walk — Matthew was hospitalized…

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