03/12/2026
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As we approach April 3rd 💙National Fentanyl Bereaved Siblings Awareness Day — we want to take a moment to recognize the importance of this day and thank the Love Logan Foundation for creating it.
When fentanyl poisoning takes a life, the loss reaches far beyond statistics. Entire families are forever changed. While much of the attention often focuses on parents, siblings carry a unique and often unseen grief.
A brother or sister is often a lifelong companion đź’™someone who shares childhood memories, family bonds, and dreams for the future. When that life is taken, siblings lose not only someone they love, but a part of their identity and the future they imagined together.
Too often, siblings become the silent grievers, trying to stay strong for their families while carrying profound loss of their own.
National Fentanyl Bereaved Siblings Awareness Day is an important step toward recognizing these young voices, validating their grief, and ensuring they are not forgotten in this crisis.
We are grateful to the Love Logan Foundation for shining a light on this important part of the fentanyl crisis and for creating a space to acknowledge the siblings left behind.
As April 3rd approaches, we encourage communities, organizations, and families to recognize and honor the siblings who carry this loss every day.
Their grief matters.
Their voices matter.
And they deserve to be seen and supported. đź’ś
Visit: loveloganfoundation.org
