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In 'A Better Way', Tabor Smith recounts the tragic death of his mother, Sandra Smith, who died at the age of 47 after taking 21 medications. Her death on November 7th, 2005, serves as a critical point in the narrative, illustrating the severe impact of the opioid crisis in America. Tabor's mission is to reshape the conversation around healthcare in the United States, driven by personal loss and a desire for reform.
Throughout the film, Tabor travels across the country, engaging with medical experts, political figures, and everyday citizens. He aims to expose the issues within America's drug-centric healthcare system and emphasizes the urgent need for actionable solutions to improve health outcomes. The film presents a call to action, seeking to raise awareness about the failures of the healthcare system that affected many, including his mother.
Why Watch
- •Meet Tabor Smith and his mission for healthcare reform.
- •Find out about the opioid crisis's impact on families.
- •See interviews with medical experts and political figures.
Did You Know
•Sandra Smith died at the age of 47 after taking 21 medications.
•Tabor Smith's mother passed away on November 7th, 2005.
•The film's director is Clay Vaughan.
•The documentary has a runtime of 93 minutes.
Perfect For
Healthcare reform advocatesOpioid crisis awarenessPersonal health stories