Captain Lee Rosbach told TODAY Health that he is determined to make a difference in the opioid epidemic.
"I remember every second of that day, like a horrific devastating movie scene playing over and over in my head. Except it’s no movie, it’s my reality," Rosbach said during the roundtable."The sight of my son on the sofa is the first image I see every day when I wake up, and it’s the last thing I picture every night before I fall asleep. This is how I’ve spent every night and every day for the last two years.
"Even though it was virtual, there was not a single person that was looking at their watch or going through their notes," Rosbach said."You just had 110% of their undivided attention, because they actually cared."
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