My Daughter Died Suddenly at 19. Then I Saw What She'd Been Googling
Summary
Rain, a 19-year-old college student, died from fentanyl poisoning after taking Xanax that an autopsy indicated was laced with fentanyl. Her mother later found searches showing Rain had looked for counseling and asked what generic Xanax looked like, and she worked to pass a state law requiring schools to teach students about fentanyl and drug poisoning.Key Facts
- Rain was studying early childhood education and had accepted a tutoring job supporting children with learning disabilities.
- The night before her death, Rain told her mother she wanted to resume counseling and medication for depression and anxiety.
- Rain was found dead in bed the next morning, with her schoolwork open on her computer and her dog nearby.
- An autopsy found that Rain died from fentanyl poisoning; tests indicated she had taken Xanax laced with fentanyl.
- Her mother found searches for counselors, school information, dog food, and the appearance of generic Xanax in Rain’s Google history.
- Rain’s mother said she worked to pass a law called Rain’s Law requiring public schools to teach students in grades six through 12 about fentanyl and drug poisoning.
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